The Edinburgh Review, Volumen10A. and C. Black, 1807 |
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... England is free , the master of France must be uneasy . We might still have Parliaments , however , and mock elections ; but we may guess at the measure of power which would be left to those assemblies , from that which we have seen ...
... England is free , the master of France must be uneasy . We might still have Parliaments , however , and mock elections ; but we may guess at the measure of power which would be left to those assemblies , from that which we have seen ...
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... England would infallibly perish with its security for property - its equal laws - its colonies and commanding navy . It is only necessary indeed to consider , how much greater and more powerful we are at this moment than our population ...
... England would infallibly perish with its security for property - its equal laws - its colonies and commanding navy . It is only necessary indeed to consider , how much greater and more powerful we are at this moment than our population ...
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... England , nor rafhly re - engage himfelf to do fo ; but will yield to the prayers of his anxiously affectionate fubjects , and devolve on fome fa- vourite chief , that hazardous command . But the Boulogne flotilla will not be relied ...
... England , nor rafhly re - engage himfelf to do fo ; but will yield to the prayers of his anxiously affectionate fubjects , and devolve on fome fa- vourite chief , that hazardous command . But the Boulogne flotilla will not be relied ...
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... England ; but fuppofing fuch Heets to be collected at more ports than one , even this might very probably be effected . It muft not , however , be concluded , that the enemy will certainly be driven to the neceffity of embarking by ...
... England ; but fuppofing fuch Heets to be collected at more ports than one , even this might very probably be effected . It muft not , however , be concluded , that the enemy will certainly be driven to the neceffity of embarking by ...
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... England and the other European governments . All these , we suppose , were suitably administered in the beginning . The most famous warrior would be king ; the next in prowess and reputation would be earls and generals : he who could ...
... England and the other European governments . All these , we suppose , were suitably administered in the beginning . The most famous warrior would be king ; the next in prowess and reputation would be earls and generals : he who could ...
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