The Edinburgh Annual Register, Volume 13Walter Scott John Ballantyne and Company, 1823 - Europe |
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... never could be said that the Monarch himself gave the main impulse . But the fact is , that this is a quality under the want of which the nation has in no degree suffered ; and which it is neither desirable nor desired that a British ...
... never could be said that the Monarch himself gave the main impulse . But the fact is , that this is a quality under the want of which the nation has in no degree suffered ; and which it is neither desirable nor desired that a British ...
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... never heard it once al- leged that it was a system forced up- on him , and into which he reluctant- ly entered . Mr ... never had any such private adviser . The charge at present is , that he never paid due regard to any advice , pub ...
... never heard it once al- leged that it was a system forced up- on him , and into which he reluctant- ly entered . Mr ... never had any such private adviser . The charge at present is , that he never paid due regard to any advice , pub ...
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... never have yielded to such an attack , yet an in- terval of anarchy and bloodshed could not have failed to ensue , sufficient , for a long time , to derange the state ma- chine , and to aggravate , in a fearful degree , all the evils ...
... never have yielded to such an attack , yet an in- terval of anarchy and bloodshed could not have failed to ensue , sufficient , for a long time , to derange the state ma- chine , and to aggravate , in a fearful degree , all the evils ...
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... never made the slightest allusion to that illustrous person who now held the name and dignity of Queen . It was not his intention to find fault with the exercise of any power be- longing to his Majesty for regulating the forms of the ...
... never made the slightest allusion to that illustrous person who now held the name and dignity of Queen . It was not his intention to find fault with the exercise of any power be- longing to his Majesty for regulating the forms of the ...
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... never been slow either to meet or to repel accusation . It was not , therefore , too much to give credit to her now , for having the same alacrity in under- taking , and the same facility in making good , CHAP . 3.J 29 HISTORY .
... never been slow either to meet or to repel accusation . It was not , therefore , too much to give credit to her now , for having the same alacrity in under- taking , and the same facility in making good , CHAP . 3.J 29 HISTORY .
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