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Page 691
... nature , tempt every where . In making this com- and what pecuniary assistance would be munication to you , Sir , I deem it incum - requisite to enable you to undertake it bent on me distinctly and unequivocally to without injury to ...
... nature , tempt every where . In making this com- and what pecuniary assistance would be munication to you , Sir , I deem it incum - requisite to enable you to undertake it bent on me distinctly and unequivocally to without injury to ...
Page 753
... natural to conclude , that such a diversity of sentiments could not be entertained respecting the nature of an in - narchy ; and states , that “ in a democracy , stitution , if the document itself could be " where the right of making ...
... natural to conclude , that such a diversity of sentiments could not be entertained respecting the nature of an in - narchy ; and states , that “ in a democracy , stitution , if the document itself could be " where the right of making ...
Page 831
... nature , from the paper signed by your Lordship and Mr. Canning , I am led to hope that you would not be adverse . - As to the second proposition , the difference justly expressed in your letter , a firm ex- pectation , that if the ...
... nature , from the paper signed by your Lordship and Mr. Canning , I am led to hope that you would not be adverse . - As to the second proposition , the difference justly expressed in your letter , a firm ex- pectation , that if the ...
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