 | Great Britain. Parliament - 1800 - 810 pages
...of peace had fent the meficngers of Jacobinifm, for the purpofc of inculcating war in thofe diftant regions, on Jacobin principles, and of forming Jacobin Clubs, which they actually fuoceeded in eftabilfhing, and which in moft rcfpe&s refembled the European model, but which were diflinguilTied... | |
 | j debrett - 1800 - 784 pages
...of peace had fcnt the mcflengers of Jacobinifm, for the purpofe of inculcating war in thofe diflant regions, on Jacobin principles, and of forming Jacobin Clubs, which they actually fucceeded in eftabiiihing, and which in moft refpe£ts refembltd the European model, but which were... | |
 | William Cobbett - 1802 - 384 pages
...Europe, the propagation of the principles of France had uniformly prepared the way for the progre.-is of its arms. To India the lovers of Peace had sent...love of Liberty, and the destruction of all Kings and Sovereigns ^ except the good and faithful Ally of the French Republic, CITIZEN -TIPPOO. What then was... | |
 | Nathaniel Chapman - 1807 - 492 pages
...mussulman faith, had abjured that of Christianity, or as he in his impious language termed it, of the sect of the Messiah. The only plea which they have since...love of liberty, and the destruction of all kings and sovereigns, exceept the VOL. iv. good and faithful ally of the French republickt Citizen Tippoo. What... | |
 | Nathaniel Chapman - 1807 - 484 pages
...mussulman faith, had abjured that of Christianity, or as he in his impious language termed it, of the sect of the Messiah. The only plea which they have since...peculiarity, that they were required to swear in one breath, haired to tyranny, the love of liberty, and the destruction of all kings and sovereigns, cxcecpt the... | |
 | John Richards Green - 1809 - 980 pages
...prepared the way for the progress of her arms. To India, the lovers of peace had sent the-m*sengers of jacobinism, for the purpose *of 'inculcating war...distinguished by this peculiarity, that they were required to pwear, in one breath, hatred to tyranny, the lave : of liberty,-and the destruction of all Kings and... | |
 | William Pitt - 1817 - 458 pages
...impossible to dismiss this subject without observing that this attack against Egypt was accompanied by on attack upon the British possessions in India, made...love of liberty, and the destruction of all kings and sovereigns — except the good and faithful ally of the French republic, CITIZEN TIPPOO. What then... | |
 | Leopold von Orlich - 1859 - 574 pages
...^ilrrl) fiint, bie иЛогфй1е tvagenb unb über iljn webenb. Grant-Duff, 3. Vol. p. IS, 79. 20) »To India, the lovers of peace had sent the messengers...clubs, which they actually succeeded in establishing . they wear required to swear in one breath : «hatred to tyranny, the love of liberty, and the destruction... | |
 | Charles Kendall Adams - 1884 - 368 pages
...language termed it, of the sect of the Messiah.^- 2 The only plea which they have since held out to color this atrocious invasion of a neutral and friendly...love of liberty, and the destruction of all kings and sovereigns, except the good and faithful ally of the French Republic, Citizen Tippoo ! 13 What, then,... | |
 | Charles Kendall Adams - 1884 - 322 pages
...language termed it, of the sect of the Messiah.1* The only plea which they have since held out to color this atrocious invasion of a neutral and friendly...love of liberty, and the destruction of all kings and sovereigns, except the good and faithful ally of the French Republic, Citizen Tippoo ! 1S What, then,... | |
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It is most unquestionably true, that this was one and a principal cause of this unparalleled outrage; but another, and an equally substantial cause (as appears by their own statements), was the division and partition of the territories of what they thought... 
