The Edinburgh Review: Or Critical Journal, Volume 103A. Constable, 1856 |
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... obtained for their grievances laid open to the higher ' authorities , they are led to conclude that these wicked deeds ' must have been ordered by the Government itself , and they are ' at a loss to think what to do and where to go away ...
... obtained for their grievances laid open to the higher ' authorities , they are led to conclude that these wicked deeds ' must have been ordered by the Government itself , and they are ' at a loss to think what to do and where to go away ...
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... obtained for Europe at the present moment . The same results would be obtained if it should disseminate commerce in the Levantine countries . If it afforded an outlet for the commercial enterprise of the Greeks , or served to rouse the ...
... obtained for Europe at the present moment . The same results would be obtained if it should disseminate commerce in the Levantine countries . If it afforded an outlet for the commercial enterprise of the Greeks , or served to rouse the ...
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... obtained by honourable service an honourable place among his own people ; he was sent to bear rule over strangers , by a master alike a stranger to both . The effect was , that intrigue and bribery ruled everything . The Prince won his ...
... obtained by honourable service an honourable place among his own people ; he was sent to bear rule over strangers , by a master alike a stranger to both . The effect was , that intrigue and bribery ruled everything . The Prince won his ...
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