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... cause . This cause forms one of the principal points that we shall endeavour to discuss . It is a very general notion , even among the Duke of Wellington's admirers , that at the outset of the operations he allowed himself to be taken ...
... cause . This cause forms one of the principal points that we shall endeavour to discuss . It is a very general notion , even among the Duke of Wellington's admirers , that at the outset of the operations he allowed himself to be taken ...
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... cause of the Revolution and the cause of Napoleon ; and who consequently blends , in almost every part of his book , the defence of a man who has shewn himself capable of the greatest atrocity , with the support of a cause which ...
... cause of the Revolution and the cause of Napoleon ; and who consequently blends , in almost every part of his book , the defence of a man who has shewn himself capable of the greatest atrocity , with the support of a cause which ...
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... caused an increase or a diminution of the crime . On this subject , Sir John Silvester , the Recorder , gives his opinion that a cause of increase of the number of felonies is owing to the capital part being taken off from the privately ...
... caused an increase or a diminution of the crime . On this subject , Sir John Silvester , the Recorder , gives his opinion that a cause of increase of the number of felonies is owing to the capital part being taken off from the privately ...
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