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Page 535
... FRENCH REPUBLICANS . ' He does not hesitate to pronounce it to be a violation of all principle to confider the republicans as the French nation ; and , by a necessary confequence , he reprobates the idea of recognizing them as a power ...
... FRENCH REPUBLICANS . ' He does not hesitate to pronounce it to be a violation of all principle to confider the republicans as the French nation ; and , by a necessary confequence , he reprobates the idea of recognizing them as a power ...
Page 538
... French , provided they will adopt a conftitution and form of government fuited to the general in . terefts of Europe . To this the author replies : O wife Englishmen ! thofe advocates for peace are perpetually talking to you about your ...
... French , provided they will adopt a conftitution and form of government fuited to the general in . terefts of Europe . To this the author replies : O wife Englishmen ! thofe advocates for peace are perpetually talking to you about your ...
Page 540
... French ( fay the enemies of the war ) to fettle their own affairs ; a great nation has a right to act as it pleases for itself ; and thofe who would impofe laws on it are tyrants . This advice , he fays , has actually been followed ...
... French ( fay the enemies of the war ) to fettle their own affairs ; a great nation has a right to act as it pleases for itself ; and thofe who would impofe laws on it are tyrants . This advice , he fays , has actually been followed ...
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