The Edinburgh Review, Volumen10A. and C. Black, 1807 |
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... land , and would naturally take the lead in every thing in which their example could be seducing or pernicious . Such are the obvious and tremendous evils which this author very fairly and clearly deduces from the supposition of our ...
... land , and would naturally take the lead in every thing in which their example could be seducing or pernicious . Such are the obvious and tremendous evils which this author very fairly and clearly deduces from the supposition of our ...
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... land troops on our fhores . Even the vigilance and energy of Nelfon , could not prevent the power- ful invafion of Egypt ; and if , prior to 1805 , any man believed that it is impoffible for the hoftile fleets to fteal from their ...
... land troops on our fhores . Even the vigilance and energy of Nelfon , could not prevent the power- ful invafion of Egypt ; and if , prior to 1805 , any man believed that it is impoffible for the hoftile fleets to fteal from their ...
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... land as well as elsewhere : they muft operate wherever a regular government has been long eftablifhed , and wherever wealth and dignity is tranfmitted from generation to generation : but they have operated to a much fmaller extent : and ...
... land as well as elsewhere : they muft operate wherever a regular government has been long eftablifhed , and wherever wealth and dignity is tranfmitted from generation to generation : but they have operated to a much fmaller extent : and ...
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... land are at this moment much more enlightened and ingenious , and capable of affording more efficient fervice to their govern- ment , than those of France , or of any other country . If a fimilar field was opened for competition , -if ...
... land are at this moment much more enlightened and ingenious , and capable of affording more efficient fervice to their govern- ment , than those of France , or of any other country . If a fimilar field was opened for competition , -if ...
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... land , and would give us an incalculable advantage , even if the contest were then to be renewed in every other respect upon a more unfavourable footing , ' . It would be like a truce obtained , while Orlando was recovering from his ...
... land , and would give us an incalculable advantage , even if the contest were then to be renewed in every other respect upon a more unfavourable footing , ' . It would be like a truce obtained , while Orlando was recovering from his ...
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