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Page 257
... King's nephew , falls in love with her ; the huma- nity of Queen Eleanor is interested , and hopes are suggested of the pardon of Llandorvin : but the independent and unbending spirit of the venerable bard once more arouses the King's ...
... King's nephew , falls in love with her ; the huma- nity of Queen Eleanor is interested , and hopes are suggested of the pardon of Llandorvin : but the independent and unbending spirit of the venerable bard once more arouses the King's ...
Page 473
the King . Broglio , more active and enterprising , was , in course , better fitted to command Frenchmen : but , his interest at Court being inferior to that of his coadjutor , a quarrel which took place between them led to the ...
the King . Broglio , more active and enterprising , was , in course , better fitted to command Frenchmen : but , his interest at Court being inferior to that of his coadjutor , a quarrel which took place between them led to the ...
Page 530
... King , and obtained the vacant office for his friend . This conduct was unpar- donable in the eyes of M. de Maurepas , and he forthwith spared no pains to undermine Necker with the King . Necker soon afterward pub- fished his report of ...
... King , and obtained the vacant office for his friend . This conduct was unpar- donable in the eyes of M. de Maurepas , and he forthwith spared no pains to undermine Necker with the King . Necker soon afterward pub- fished his report of ...
Contents
Margills Account of Tunis | 34 |
Man Conduct of a Poem | 54 |
ADDRESS to the Public | 83 |
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