The Edinburgh Review: Or Critical Journal, Volume 76A. Constable, 1843 |
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... court , the un- principled character of the popular leaders , the want of moral and religious feeling among the lower classes . Still , we do not comprehend the argument which attributes the crimes and impie- ties of that unhappy time ...
... court , the un- principled character of the popular leaders , the want of moral and religious feeling among the lower classes . Still , we do not comprehend the argument which attributes the crimes and impie- ties of that unhappy time ...
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... court . We have no intention , as may be supposed , of discussing with Mr Alison the merits of the individual changes which have lately caused so much anxiety in the British nation . Those who hold what are called reforming opinions ...
... court . We have no intention , as may be supposed , of discussing with Mr Alison the merits of the individual changes which have lately caused so much anxiety in the British nation . Those who hold what are called reforming opinions ...
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... court intrigue cut short the triumphs of Chatham by an abrupt and inglorious peace . Those of Wellington were achieved by the high qualities of a single individual , in spite of the obstacles thrown in his way by an imbecile government ...
... court intrigue cut short the triumphs of Chatham by an abrupt and inglorious peace . Those of Wellington were achieved by the high qualities of a single individual , in spite of the obstacles thrown in his way by an imbecile government ...
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... court - martial , he was appointed to a new seventy - four gun ship , the Anson , destined to form one of the squadron under Sir Peter Warren . In writing to Lord Anson , from Lisbon , he says , I find we have lost the Duke of Bed ...
... court - martial , he was appointed to a new seventy - four gun ship , the Anson , destined to form one of the squadron under Sir Peter Warren . In writing to Lord Anson , from Lisbon , he says , I find we have lost the Duke of Bed ...
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... up the recommendation of the court- martial for mercy to the King , as is the usual course , and always * Barrow's Life of Anson . succeeds , they requested his Majesty would take the opinion 68 Oct. Life of Admiral Lord Keppel .
... up the recommendation of the court- martial for mercy to the King , as is the usual course , and always * Barrow's Life of Anson . succeeds , they requested his Majesty would take the opinion 68 Oct. Life of Admiral Lord Keppel .
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