The Annual Register of World Events: A Review of the Year, Volume 58Edmund Burke Longmans, Green, 1817 - History |
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... Algiers , added fresh laurels to the triumphs of the British navy , and animated for a moment the general gloom which was fast gathering round our domestic prospects . It af- forded to humanity the gratifying result of the aboli- tion ...
... Algiers , added fresh laurels to the triumphs of the British navy , and animated for a moment the general gloom which was fast gathering round our domestic prospects . It af- forded to humanity the gratifying result of the aboli- tion ...
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... Algiers CHAP . IX . CHAP . X. [ 97 Affairs of France . - Position of the Army of Occupation . - State of Things at Nismes . - Law of Amnesty - Obsequies of Louis XVI . and his Queen.— Insurrectionary Movements at Lyons . - Disturbances ...
... Algiers CHAP . IX . CHAP . X. [ 97 Affairs of France . - Position of the Army of Occupation . - State of Things at Nismes . - Law of Amnesty - Obsequies of Louis XVI . and his Queen.— Insurrectionary Movements at Lyons . - Disturbances ...
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... Algiers 230 Dispatch from India . — Taking of Hurryherpore REMARKABLE TRIALS AND LAW CASES . Slack . Slack - Validity of a Will 244 Johnson v . Johnson . - Ditto 247 Sturges v . Paterson . — A Legacy 249 Ryan v . Ryan . - Concerning ...
... Algiers 230 Dispatch from India . — Taking of Hurryherpore REMARKABLE TRIALS AND LAW CASES . Slack . Slack - Validity of a Will 244 Johnson v . Johnson . - Ditto 247 Sturges v . Paterson . — A Legacy 249 Ryan v . Ryan . - Concerning ...
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... the effect of throwing en- tirely out of employment the la- bourers of different kinds , who Kanusho had been engaged in had been engaged in them . The southern . CHAPTER IX . British Expedition to Algiers . द [ 93 GENERAL HISTORY . i.
... the effect of throwing en- tirely out of employment the la- bourers of different kinds , who Kanusho had been engaged in had been engaged in them . The southern . CHAPTER IX . British Expedition to Algiers . द [ 93 GENERAL HISTORY . i.
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... Algiers was first applied to , and he readily consented to consider the Ionian isles as entitled to the privileges of the British flag , and to make peace with Naples and Sardinia ; but declined any overtures for the abolition of the ...
... Algiers was first applied to , and he readily consented to consider the Ionian isles as entitled to the privileges of the British flag , and to make peace with Naples and Sardinia ; but declined any overtures for the abolition of the ...
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