Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, Том 33W. Blackwood & Sons, 1833 |
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... followed its example in August of the same year , They demanded a Cortes . They were seconded by the sudden outcry of Jacobinism through- out the Peninsula and Europe . The populace were told to expect release f from all burdens - a ...
... followed its example in August of the same year , They demanded a Cortes . They were seconded by the sudden outcry of Jacobinism through- out the Peninsula and Europe . The populace were told to expect release f from all burdens - a ...
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... followed the example of their brothers of Spain , swore to shed the last drop of their blood for liberty , and ran away with the oath on their lips . Some fled outright ; about sixty signed a protest , and fled after them . The rest ...
... followed the example of their brothers of Spain , swore to shed the last drop of their blood for liberty , and ran away with the oath on their lips . Some fled outright ; about sixty signed a protest , and fled after them . The rest ...
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... followed by a de- claration , that he had identified him- self with the Brazilians , and was resolved to share their fate , " what- ever it might be . " No man could have more utterly cut down the bridge between himself and the suc ...
... followed by a de- claration , that he had identified him- self with the Brazilians , and was resolved to share their fate , " what- ever it might be . " No man could have more utterly cut down the bridge between himself and the suc ...
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... followed . estake of this proceeding The Prince Duarte , his son , ascended People prayed , that " Resolutions might the Fifth ; then John the Second , the Cortes of Lamego , enacted by • and of the Foreign Secretary it is enough to ...
... followed . estake of this proceeding The Prince Duarte , his son , ascended People prayed , that " Resolutions might the Fifth ; then John the Second , the Cortes of Lamego , enacted by • and of the Foreign Secretary it is enough to ...
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... followed this high authority , and blackened him with the most sulky physiognomy of despotism . But if we demand the facts for our own guidance , we still are answered by mere declamation . The charge against Dom Miguel of having ...
... followed this high authority , and blackened him with the most sulky physiognomy of despotism . But if we demand the facts for our own guidance , we still are answered by mere declamation . The charge against Dom Miguel of having ...
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