The Monthly Review, Or, Literary JournalR. Griffiths, 1822 - Books |
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Page 232
... nation . You were greatly offended with me for having called you a nation of shopkeepers . Had I meant by this , that you were a nation of cowards , you would have had reason to be displeased ; even though it were ridiculous and ...
... nation . You were greatly offended with me for having called you a nation of shopkeepers . Had I meant by this , that you were a nation of cowards , you would have had reason to be displeased ; even though it were ridiculous and ...
Page 233
... nation of nobi- lity and gentlemen . * Nothing is to be seen or heard of now in England , but Sir John , ' and My Lady . ' All those things did very well with me in France , because they were conformable to the spirit of the nation ...
... nation of nobi- lity and gentlemen . * Nothing is to be seen or heard of now in England , but Sir John , ' and My Lady . ' All those things did very well with me in France , because they were conformable to the spirit of the nation ...
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... nation always depend , let us at least demonstrate by our acts , as individuals , that we are not indifferent to the fate of a Christian nation , struggling for existence with in- fidels and barbarians . It is not by steel only that the ...
... nation always depend , let us at least demonstrate by our acts , as individuals , that we are not indifferent to the fate of a Christian nation , struggling for existence with in- fidels and barbarians . It is not by steel only that the ...
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