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As soon as he became dictator he invited Bolivar from Columbia ; and when that great General arrived in Peru , Riva Aguero proclaimed him a traitor to liberty , and tried every resource of treachery and intrigue to defame his character ...
As soon as he became dictator he invited Bolivar from Columbia ; and when that great General arrived in Peru , Riva Aguero proclaimed him a traitor to liberty , and tried every resource of treachery and intrigue to defame his character ...
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These deticiencies would soon be remarked when I was introduced to people of fashion ; and were it possible that , notwithstanding , I should meet with encouragement , I could never prosecute with any pleasure an undertaking to which I ...
These deticiencies would soon be remarked when I was introduced to people of fashion ; and were it possible that , notwithstanding , I should meet with encouragement , I could never prosecute with any pleasure an undertaking to which I ...
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My pages ' aid I did not need , But with my dogs alone descended ; And , ere I sprang upon my steed , My soul to highest God commended ! " " I soon was on an open plain ; And while my mastiffs scour'd amain , My panting horse sprang ...
My pages ' aid I did not need , But with my dogs alone descended ; And , ere I sprang upon my steed , My soul to highest God commended ! " " I soon was on an open plain ; And while my mastiffs scour'd amain , My panting horse sprang ...
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| Title | The Monthly Review, Or, Literary Journal Volumes 1215-1247 of Early English newspapers Volumes 384-432 of English literary periodicals |
| Contributors | Ralph Griffiths, G. E. Griffiths |
| Publisher | R. Griffiths, 1825 |
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