Flower's Political review and monthly register. (monthly miscellany) [afterw.] The Political review and monthly mirror of the times, Том 3Benjamin Flower 1808 |
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... give rise to sentiments of a very hostile nature at the court of Petersburgh . Intelligence of the result of the attack on Copenhagen ar- rived at St. Petersburgh on the 27th or 28th of August . On the 4th of September I saw the Emperor ...
... give rise to sentiments of a very hostile nature at the court of Petersburgh . Intelligence of the result of the attack on Copenhagen ar- rived at St. Petersburgh on the 27th or 28th of August . On the 4th of September I saw the Emperor ...
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... give the war such a new character , that former wars may be denominated a sort of " civil game com- " pared with this uproar . " How long our countrymen will patiently submit to be thus ruled we know not their sufferings however great ...
... give the war such a new character , that former wars may be denominated a sort of " civil game com- " pared with this uproar . " How long our countrymen will patiently submit to be thus ruled we know not their sufferings however great ...
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... give any credit to the duplicity charged against the chenny on the subject . " He then professed himself " one of those who sup- " ported the treaty of Amiens , which had been broken to preserve " and secure the possession of Malta ...
... give any credit to the duplicity charged against the chenny on the subject . " He then professed himself " one of those who sup- " ported the treaty of Amiens , which had been broken to preserve " and secure the possession of Malta ...
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... give the following extract of a letter from Madrid , describing the revolution , which they inform us was received by a respectable house in London . " This revolution has been brought about solely by the old hereditary " nobility of ...
... give the following extract of a letter from Madrid , describing the revolution , which they inform us was received by a respectable house in London . " This revolution has been brought about solely by the old hereditary " nobility of ...
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... give such different accounts , we are unable to deter- mine on the justice of their mutual complaints on this article . It is indeed become a common , and is deemed a very honourable , and kingly practice , to enter into treaties , and ...
... give such different accounts , we are unable to deter- mine on the justice of their mutual complaints on this article . It is indeed become a common , and is deemed a very honourable , and kingly practice , to enter into treaties , and ...
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