Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, Volume 142W. Blackwood & Sons, 1887 |
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Page 92
... able , of his own knowledge , to put the country in a state to wage either an offensive or a de- fensive war , as he is himself cap- able of fabricating the implements with which our soldiers and sailors are to be equipped ; nor , as ...
... able , of his own knowledge , to put the country in a state to wage either an offensive or a de- fensive war , as he is himself cap- able of fabricating the implements with which our soldiers and sailors are to be equipped ; nor , as ...
Page 144
... able to deliver with it a blow in any direction we choose , while we also possess the command of the sea . It is almost certain that we shall never have to enter into any quarrel in which we cannot obtain allies , to whom the command of ...
... able to deliver with it a blow in any direction we choose , while we also possess the command of the sea . It is almost certain that we shall never have to enter into any quarrel in which we cannot obtain allies , to whom the command of ...
Page 397
... able to use as loyal subjects . Very much the same may be said of the conduct of the Whigs with regard to the Irish tithes . They treated the subject purely as a party measure , deserting their own special cause of religious equality ...
... able to use as loyal subjects . Very much the same may be said of the conduct of the Whigs with regard to the Irish tithes . They treated the subject purely as a party measure , deserting their own special cause of religious equality ...
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