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Page 141
... Lord Castlereagh on the state of France , by an epistle proving that the great mass of the inhabitants were re- publicans , when a loud acclamation called him into the street , and presented him with another revolution of public senti ...
... Lord Castlereagh on the state of France , by an epistle proving that the great mass of the inhabitants were re- publicans , when a loud acclamation called him into the street , and presented him with another revolution of public senti ...
Page 142
... Lord Castlereagh . ' In turning over the pages of this work , our attention was repeatedly attracted by a typographical irregularity altogether unusual in a book printed in the metropolis ; we mean an inequality , in a variety of places ...
... Lord Castlereagh . ' In turning over the pages of this work , our attention was repeatedly attracted by a typographical irregularity altogether unusual in a book printed in the metropolis ; we mean an inequality , in a variety of places ...
Page 146
... Lord Castlereagh not to sug- gest to himself the extreme improbability of such a supposition , and the consequent chance of forgery in the case of the alleged corre- spondence . Lord Castlereagh may have had other grounds for 16 going ...
... Lord Castlereagh not to sug- gest to himself the extreme improbability of such a supposition , and the consequent chance of forgery in the case of the alleged corre- spondence . Lord Castlereagh may have had other grounds for 16 going ...
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