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Page 310
... France retract and leave the Seraglio and St. Sophia to the desecration of Russians ? In that case , a Cossack and Highland army , seconded by a Russian and British fleet , might yet confine the empire of Bonaparte to the government of ...
... France retract and leave the Seraglio and St. Sophia to the desecration of Russians ? In that case , a Cossack and Highland army , seconded by a Russian and British fleet , might yet confine the empire of Bonaparte to the government of ...
Page 315
... France alone , bear a far less proportion now , than they did a hun- dred years ago ; when compared to those of France and Russia united , our inferiority appears still more alarming . However , although the secondary powers of Europe ...
... France alone , bear a far less proportion now , than they did a hun- dred years ago ; when compared to those of France and Russia united , our inferiority appears still more alarming . However , although the secondary powers of Europe ...
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... France was indefatigable in pursuing hostile mea- sures , dealing out menaces , and issuing imperious declarations , These did not humble the spirits of the mountaineers ; on the con- trary , they inspired them with new energy , by ...
... France was indefatigable in pursuing hostile mea- sures , dealing out menaces , and issuing imperious declarations , These did not humble the spirits of the mountaineers ; on the con- trary , they inspired them with new energy , by ...
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TITLES AUTHORS NAMES c of the Pub | 3 |
LITERARY JOURNAL | 21 |
Four Heroic Epistles of Ovid 1329 | 33 |
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