The Annual Register of World Events: A Review of the Year, Том 9Edmund Burke Longmans, Green, 1793 |
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... ed , we have not however been negligent in our relation of the transactions of other parts of Europe ; of these we have given a full , and we hope not an unfatisfactory ac- A 2 count . count . In this volume we have clofed our account.
... ed , we have not however been negligent in our relation of the transactions of other parts of Europe ; of these we have given a full , and we hope not an unfatisfactory ac- A 2 count . count . In this volume we have clofed our account.
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... hope of fuccefs to his claims on thefe kingdoms extinct and dead , the fon has already found his very pretenfions difavowed by every power in Europe . The fuperiors of the English , Scotch , and Irish colleges in Rome , having thought ...
... hope of fuccefs to his claims on thefe kingdoms extinct and dead , the fon has already found his very pretenfions difavowed by every power in Europe . The fuperiors of the English , Scotch , and Irish colleges in Rome , having thought ...
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... hope are now fully fecured in our poffef- fion ; whether regarded with re- spect to the nation in general , or to the Eaft India company in par- ticular , are become objects of the highest importance and confidera- tion . We have not ...
... hope are now fully fecured in our poffef- fion ; whether regarded with re- spect to the nation in general , or to the Eaft India company in par- ticular , are become objects of the highest importance and confidera- tion . We have not ...
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... hope of peace , or clemency from the conquerors ; and the other , after the lofs of his country , of being obliged to make the most abject fubmiffion to his provoked enemies , of furrender- Beginning of Feb 1765 . ing himself a prifoner ...
... hope of peace , or clemency from the conquerors ; and the other , after the lofs of his country , of being obliged to make the most abject fubmiffion to his provoked enemies , of furrender- Beginning of Feb 1765 . ing himself a prifoner ...
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... hope once more to be able to pay their juft debts , and the manufactors be enabled to fet the poor to work , who have been too confiderable a time quite deftitute of work as well as the common neceffaries of life . The bells in moft ...
... hope once more to be able to pay their juft debts , and the manufactors be enabled to fet the poor to work , who have been too confiderable a time quite deftitute of work as well as the common neceffaries of life . The bells in moft ...
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