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... common Sovereign is the great bond of union between the Spaniards of Europe and those of Ame- rica ; and as Spain is , far more than any European nation , depen- dant on her trans - atlantic colonies , it was of no small importance to ...
... common Sovereign is the great bond of union between the Spaniards of Europe and those of Ame- rica ; and as Spain is , far more than any European nation , depen- dant on her trans - atlantic colonies , it was of no small importance to ...
Pagina 27
... common beggar , as no unnatural con- summation of his evil fortune , Burns was , in pecuniary transac- tions , as proud and independent as if possessed of a prince's re- venue . Bred a peasant , and preferred to the degrading situation ...
... common beggar , as no unnatural con- summation of his evil fortune , Burns was , in pecuniary transac- tions , as proud and independent as if possessed of a prince's re- venue . Bred a peasant , and preferred to the degrading situation ...
Pagina 430
... Common Council , ' says our author , have expressed , most fully , their opinion on the subject of corruption , and also on the conduct of the majority in parlia- ment in favour of the Duke of York . In Resolution V. they declare , that ...
... Common Council , ' says our author , have expressed , most fully , their opinion on the subject of corruption , and also on the conduct of the majority in parlia- ment in favour of the Duke of York . In Resolution V. they declare , that ...
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Affaires dEspagne Nos 1 to 5 Confédération | 1 |
Reliques of Robert Burns consisting chiefly of original | 19 |
Anecdotes of Painters who have resided or been born | 36 |
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