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... He spake of England as a great nation , which contained much to admire and imitate , and his gratitude kindled at the remembrance of British mu- 170649 nificence , and generosity to the exiled priests of 20 DR . MATIGNON .
... He spake of England as a great nation , which contained much to admire and imitate , and his gratitude kindled at the remembrance of British mu- 170649 nificence , and generosity to the exiled priests of 20 DR . MATIGNON .
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... British ambassadors as their queen and their mistress to receive a large salary ( could honesty compromise with crime ! ) - and , free from the civil and ecclesiastical power of Great - Britain , to enjoy the pro- tection of the one ...
... British ambassadors as their queen and their mistress to receive a large salary ( could honesty compromise with crime ! ) - and , free from the civil and ecclesiastical power of Great - Britain , to enjoy the pro- tection of the one ...
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... British government in the heart of the British empire - learned the boundaries of right in her courts of justice - caught the spirit of free- dom from her parliamentary orators -- the fever of renown from her glorious monuments - and ...
... British government in the heart of the British empire - learned the boundaries of right in her courts of justice - caught the spirit of free- dom from her parliamentary orators -- the fever of renown from her glorious monuments - and ...
Page 105
... British press . Passing over our political system as a fly traverses a piece of ice , too pure for him to defile , and not safe for him to dwell on , the European traveller lights upon the more accommodating topics of our manners , our ...
... British press . Passing over our political system as a fly traverses a piece of ice , too pure for him to defile , and not safe for him to dwell on , the European traveller lights upon the more accommodating topics of our manners , our ...
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... British house of peers subscribed to the caricature of the American people . Error is a misfortune . Ignorance is pitiable . And when we saw the literary and political guides of Great- Britain yielding , with the credulity of girls , to ...
... British house of peers subscribed to the caricature of the American people . Error is a misfortune . Ignorance is pitiable . And when we saw the literary and political guides of Great- Britain yielding , with the credulity of girls , to ...
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