The Edinburgh Annual Register, for 1808-26, Том 17J. Ballantyne and Company, 1825 |
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... Holy Allies , from fol- lowing the noble example , and joining our efforts to those of the free people of America , to set bounds to the en- croachments of a despotic alliance , which , if once it could bring the old world under ...
... Holy Allies , from fol- lowing the noble example , and joining our efforts to those of the free people of America , to set bounds to the en- croachments of a despotic alliance , which , if once it could bring the old world under ...
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... Holy Alliance , who regarded with unbound- ed jealousy those free debates in this country , which made known to the world the sentiments of the people and their representatives . The speakers in that House , though much opposed to each ...
... Holy Alliance , who regarded with unbound- ed jealousy those free debates in this country , which made known to the world the sentiments of the people and their representatives . The speakers in that House , though much opposed to each ...
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... Holy Alliance . He could not better shew what a state Spain had been in at the time of the invasion , than by describing the situ- ation of Cadiz when surrendered . The lines round Cadiz were twenty - five miles in circumference , and ...
... Holy Alliance . He could not better shew what a state Spain had been in at the time of the invasion , than by describing the situ- ation of Cadiz when surrendered . The lines round Cadiz were twenty - five miles in circumference , and ...
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... Holy Alliance . Though they continued to gnaw the rein which held them , they made no attempt to shake it off . America was left to contend with the forces of Spain alone , which it must be her own egregious fault if she do not success ...
... Holy Alliance . Though they continued to gnaw the rein which held them , they made no attempt to shake it off . America was left to contend with the forces of Spain alone , which it must be her own egregious fault if she do not success ...
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... Holy Alliance , to do that for Spain which she could not do for herself ; partly , also , with the internal movements of that vast con- tinent ; in none of which respects the recognition of Britain would have made any change . Sir James ...
... Holy Alliance , to do that for Spain which she could not do for herself ; partly , also , with the internal movements of that vast con- tinent ; in none of which respects the recognition of Britain would have made any change . Sir James ...
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