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... peace . To such a peace , however , who would not prefer war ? It is better to meet the foc , and even to perish in the conflict , than to live by his sufferance , en- chained and insulted . To all threats , the British Nation can make ...
... peace . To such a peace , however , who would not prefer war ? It is better to meet the foc , and even to perish in the conflict , than to live by his sufferance , en- chained and insulted . To all threats , the British Nation can make ...
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... peace , far other than any which has yet borne the beautiful name ; which has indeed been little more than inactive ... peace , that shall exhibit to the satisfied friend of his species , not merely inactive , but exploded arms ; a state ...
... peace , far other than any which has yet borne the beautiful name ; which has indeed been little more than inactive ... peace , that shall exhibit to the satisfied friend of his species , not merely inactive , but exploded arms ; a state ...
Pagina 207
... peace , proceeded in his course of ambition with an uniform stride , and evinced an irreconcileable hatred to Britain . The author expresses his disapprobation of the late peace ; which , he observes , not only excited on the Continent ...
... peace , proceeded in his course of ambition with an uniform stride , and evinced an irreconcileable hatred to Britain . The author expresses his disapprobation of the late peace ; which , he observes , not only excited on the Continent ...
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