History of the Regency and Reign of King George the Fourth, Volume 2Mills, Jowett, and Mills, published by W. Cobbett, 1834 - Great Britain |
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Page 229
... amount to 300,000 men . - With respect to the Russian force , he had the satisfaction to state , that the Emperor had engaged in the present contest with that decision which marked the whole of his conduct throughout the late eventful ...
... amount to 300,000 men . - With respect to the Russian force , he had the satisfaction to state , that the Emperor had engaged in the present contest with that decision which marked the whole of his conduct throughout the late eventful ...
Page 230
... amount of 50,000 men to the Confederacy . There were ac- tually 30,000 of them in service and in the field , and the re- mainder of the force was in a state of preparation , and was expected to be soon ready . Taking , therefore , the ...
... amount of 50,000 men to the Confederacy . There were ac- tually 30,000 of them in service and in the field , and the re- mainder of the force was in a state of preparation , and was expected to be soon ready . Taking , therefore , the ...
Page 238
... amount . And it is very curious that , in all his hurry and confusion , he did not forget to commit this act of plunder upon the French nation . Every shilling's worth of valuable effects , found in his chests , ought to have been taken ...
... amount . And it is very curious that , in all his hurry and confusion , he did not forget to commit this act of plunder upon the French nation . Every shilling's worth of valuable effects , found in his chests , ought to have been taken ...
Page 276
... amount . The nation would have had no cause of repentance on this account ; but , at this very moment ( 1833 ) , the parliament has been called upon to vote seventy - five thousand pounds , ster- ling , for the building of a gallery ...
... amount . The nation would have had no cause of repentance on this account ; but , at this very moment ( 1833 ) , the parliament has been called upon to vote seventy - five thousand pounds , ster- ling , for the building of a gallery ...
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... amount of nominal value , while all contracts seemed to have ceased to be binding . 286. These effects were produced by that diminution in the quantity of the circulating medium , which diminution was produced by the peace . A place ...
... amount of nominal value , while all contracts seemed to have ceased to be binding . 286. These effects were produced by that diminution in the quantity of the circulating medium , which diminution was produced by the peace . A place ...
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