The History of the War: From the Commencement of the French Revolution to the Present Time, Volume 3 |
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... given from any principle of humanity and virtue , or from a conviction that the attempt to conquer Spain would end in disappointment and disgrace , is of lit- tle consequence in the estimation of his me- rits . He displayed the virtue ...
... given from any principle of humanity and virtue , or from a conviction that the attempt to conquer Spain would end in disappointment and disgrace , is of lit- tle consequence in the estimation of his me- rits . He displayed the virtue ...
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... given them ; and whichever might be the victorious party , it would soon take exclu- sive possession of the press , to turn it against its adversaries . 66 Such is the nature of that liberty , which must have been enjoyed in order to ...
... given them ; and whichever might be the victorious party , it would soon take exclu- sive possession of the press , to turn it against its adversaries . 66 Such is the nature of that liberty , which must have been enjoyed in order to ...
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... given and a de- posit made of the copy of any work , the im- pression might be seized ; and in such case , a fine of 1000 francs for the first offence , and 2000 for the second , was , to be levied if the printer's name and residence ...
... given and a de- posit made of the copy of any work , the im- pression might be seized ; and in such case , a fine of 1000 francs for the first offence , and 2000 for the second , was , to be levied if the printer's name and residence ...
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... given to the world , which they would have suppressed had they pos- sessed the means before they were printed . But the chief consideration in estimating the advantages of the two modes is , that in a country where every work is ...
... given to the world , which they would have suppressed had they pos- sessed the means before they were printed . But the chief consideration in estimating the advantages of the two modes is , that in a country where every work is ...
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... Given in our palace of Sans Souci , the 18th of September 1814 , eleventh year of independence , and the fourth of our reign . ( Signed ) HENRY . " By the king , the secretary of state , mi- nister for foreign affairs , Count de ...
... Given in our palace of Sans Souci , the 18th of September 1814 , eleventh year of independence , and the fourth of our reign . ( Signed ) HENRY . " By the king , the secretary of state , mi- nister for foreign affairs , Count de ...
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The History of the War: From the Commencement of the French Revolution to ... Hewson Clarke No preview available - 2015 |
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