The Edinburgh Annual Register, for 1808-26, Том 17J. Ballantyne and Company, 1825 |
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... England , whether any , and what further taxes were to be taken off . Mr Robinson declined giving any present answer to this question , but announced that , in the course of a fortnight , a full statement would be made of the financial ...
... England , whether any , and what further taxes were to be taken off . Mr Robinson declined giving any present answer to this question , but announced that , in the course of a fortnight , a full statement would be made of the financial ...
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... England never stood in a more commanding attitude than now ; that her influence was never greater . In that case they possessed the influence without exerting it ; or , holding the ba- lance , they allowed it to incline entire- ly to ...
... England never stood in a more commanding attitude than now ; that her influence was never greater . In that case they possessed the influence without exerting it ; or , holding the ba- lance , they allowed it to incline entire- ly to ...
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... England's just rights , and just influence , were as much respected now as at any period of her history , and her interference was as much courted and desired by other powers as ever . Ministers had , how- ever , 10 [ CHAP . 1 ...
... England's just rights , and just influence , were as much respected now as at any period of her history , and her interference was as much courted and desired by other powers as ever . Ministers had , how- ever , 10 [ CHAP . 1 ...
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... England was to form no alliances but with states who enjoyed free constitu- tions like her own ? If this were in future to be the rule , he wished the House to see how greatly it would li- mit our alliances , and he desired them to look ...
... England was to form no alliances but with states who enjoyed free constitu- tions like her own ? If this were in future to be the rule , he wished the House to see how greatly it would li- mit our alliances , and he desired them to look ...
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England shine with her own splendour , enlightening others with her rays , but let her not adopt the principle of cru- sade , lest the mode in which her power and influence were made mani- fest , should convert her very blessings into ...
England shine with her own splendour , enlightening others with her rays , but let her not adopt the principle of cru- sade , lest the mode in which her power and influence were made mani- fest , should convert her very blessings into ...
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