 | Edmund Burke - History - 1800 - 624 pages
...intending to advance this nation for fuch time as 'to his wifdom feemcd good, to a high pitch of profperity and glory, by unanimity at home — by confidence and reputation abroad — by alliance wifely chofen and faithfully obierved — by colonies united and protected — by dccifive victories... | |
 | Europe - 1782 - 452 pages
...intending to advance this nation for fuch time as to his wifdom feemed good, to an hiph pitch of profpcrity and glory, by unanimity at home— by confidence and reputation abroad — by alliance wifely chofen and faithfully obferved — by colonies united and protected — by decifive victories... | |
 | 1782 - 540 pages
...Difpofer of events, who intending to advance this nation, for fuch time as to his wifdom feemed gocd, to an high, pitch of prosperity and glory, by unanimity...at home ; by confidence and reputation abroad; by alliances wifely chofen and faithfully obferved , by colonies unit* ed and protected by decifive victories... | |
 | 302 pages
...to advance this nation, for fuch time as to his wifdom feemed good, to an high pitch of profperity and glory, by unanimity at home, by confidence and reputation abroad, by alliance wifely chofen and faithfully obferved, by colonies united and protected, by decifive victories by fea... | |
 | History - 1800 - 624 pages
...intending to advance this nation for fuch time as to his wifdom fecmed good,' to a high pitch of profperity and glory, by unanimity at home — by confidence and reputation abroad — by alliance wifely chofen and faithfully obferved — by colonies united and protected — by decifive victories... | |
 | Samuel Ireland - Historic buildings - 1800 - 454 pages
...to advance this nation for fuch timé " as his wifdom feemed good, to a high " pitch of profperity and glory, by unanimity at home, by confidence and reputation abroad, by alliances wifely chofen «c и ЛЩ ~*3tí* fa тш >. fj m • JrA£¡£fe/1 ¡ •'•' i Ч'. •... | |
 | Edward Pugh - 1806 - 688 pages
...plinth is engraved the following inscription: " In grateful Acknowledgment to the Supreme Disposer of events, who, intending to advance this nation for...Alliance wisely chosen and faithfully observed — by Cokmiet united and protected— by decisive Victories by sea and land — by Conquests made by Arms... | |
 | B. Lambert - London (England) - 1806 - 616 pages
...inserted on a tablet, at the foot of the monument, *' In grateful acknowledgment to the Supreme Disposer of events, who, intending to advance this nation,...high pitch of prosperity and glory ; by unanimity at home—by confidence and reputation abroad—by alliances wisely chosen, and faithfully observed—by... | |
 | David Hughson - London (England) - 1806 - 686 pages
...plinth is engraved the following inscription: " In grateful Acknowledgment (o the Supreme Disposer of events, who, intending to advance this nation for such time as to his wisdom seemed g.->od, to an high pitch of Prosperity and Glory. by Unanimity at home — by Confidence and Reputation... | |
 | John Almon - 1810 - 436 pages
...plinth is engraved the following inscription: " In grateful acknou ledgment to the SupremeDisposer of events, who, intending to advance this nation for...high pitch of prosperity and glory, by unanimity at home—by confidence and reputation abroad —by alliance, wisely chosen, and faithfully observed —by... | |
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Disposer of events, who, intending to advance this nation for such time as to his wisdom seemed good, to an high pitch of prosperity and glory, by unanimity at home, by confidence and reputation abroad, by alliance wisely chosen and faithfully observed,... 
