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Page 275
... given a large republic to one Monarch ; to another Monarch we had given a republic , which had put itself under our protection ; we had confirmed the partition of Poland . It was true also that we had conquests , but of what use thes ...
... given a large republic to one Monarch ; to another Monarch we had given a republic , which had put itself under our protection ; we had confirmed the partition of Poland . It was true also that we had conquests , but of what use thes ...
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... given . No one efficient reason had been given why those payments should not now be resumed - Under those circum- stances then he put it to those Members who were present , whether after all they had heard they did not conscientiously ...
... given . No one efficient reason had been given why those payments should not now be resumed - Under those circum- stances then he put it to those Members who were present , whether after all they had heard they did not conscientiously ...
Page 49
... given you such authority . pa- brick - bats , and many of them , to the amount of 17 , were wounded , among which number was the Commanding Officer , who got a very severe wound in the face . I have just seen him , and he has now a ...
... given you such authority . pa- brick - bats , and many of them , to the amount of 17 , were wounded , among which number was the Commanding Officer , who got a very severe wound in the face . I have just seen him , and he has now a ...
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to the Chancellor of the Exchequer on | 1 |
to the Chancellor of the Exchequer on | 73 |
Letter XII | 105 |
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