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... conduct , with regard to the Neapolitan insurgents , it is remarked : How far it might have been more politic to have pardoned the offenders , and to have confirmed . the treaty concluded with the revolutionary party at Naples , we ...
... conduct , with regard to the Neapolitan insurgents , it is remarked : How far it might have been more politic to have pardoned the offenders , and to have confirmed . the treaty concluded with the revolutionary party at Naples , we ...
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... conduct : but , by this effort , they ap- pear to have only exposed themselves to fresh castigation , and to have afforded their opponents a fresh opportunity of triumph . Mr. Stewart , in his postscript , vindicates himself against the ...
... conduct : but , by this effort , they ap- pear to have only exposed themselves to fresh castigation , and to have afforded their opponents a fresh opportunity of triumph . Mr. Stewart , in his postscript , vindicates himself against the ...
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... conduct of the Society has been narrowly watched , and it has undergone severe persecution : but history records nothing to its disad- vantage . Princes , prelates , and nobles , the most respectable individuals in every class of the ...
... conduct of the Society has been narrowly watched , and it has undergone severe persecution : but history records nothing to its disad- vantage . Princes , prelates , and nobles , the most respectable individuals in every class of the ...
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