 | 1848 - 878 páginas
...strong shield, my army of the line and militia, may be called incomparable. " With our neighbours, and with the powers on this and the other side of...great part of Europe, is firmer and closer than ever. " I could add much which would be calculated to bend our knees in thanks towards God, but this will... | |
 | George Hesekiel - 1877 - 678 páginas
...Noble Lords and trusty Orders, it has often caused me care and impatience during the first years of iny reign, that I could not remove hinderances which opposed...great part of Europe, is firmer and closer than ever. I could add much which would be calculated to bend our knees in thanks towards God, but this will suffice.... | |
 | George Hesekiel - 1877 - 668 páginas
...mention private benevolence, which, in these times, has manifested itself anew so nobly, so cheering! y; and I pay it here, before you, the tribute of my admiration...great part of Europe, is firmer and closer than ever. I could add much which would be calculated to bend our knees in thanks towards God, but this will suffice.... | |
 | Mayo Williamson Hazeltine - 1902 - 452 páginas
...protected against their European vicissitudes, are comparatively satisfactory; paternal care and good will are certainly nowhere to be mistaken; the press is...great part of Europe, is firmer and closer than ever. I could add much which would be calculated to bend our knees in thanks toward God, but this will suffice.... | |
 | Mayo Williamson Hazeltine - 1905 - 440 páginas
...militia, may be called incomparable. With our neighbors and with the Powers on this and the other aide of the ocean we stand on the best terms, and our relation...great part of Europe, is firmer and closer than ever. I could add much which would be calculated to bend our knees in thanks toward God, but this will suffice.... | |
 | Edmund Burke - 1848 - 884 páginas
...strong shield, my army of the line and militia, may be called incomparable. " With our neighbours, and with the powers on this and the other side of...great part of Europe, is firmer and closer than ever. " I could add much which would be calculated to bend our knees in thanks towards God, but this will... | |
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European vicissitudes, are comparatively satisfactory; paternal care and good-will are certainly nowhere to be mistaken; the press is as free as the laws of the Confederation permit ; the freedom of confession is associated with animating power to our... 