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... period ex- erted himself in very troublesome negotiations to procure his resumption of power , yet nothing can be more amusing than the character which he delineates of that veteran but con- temptible statesman . It is always a serious ...
... period ex- erted himself in very troublesome negotiations to procure his resumption of power , yet nothing can be more amusing than the character which he delineates of that veteran but con- temptible statesman . It is always a serious ...
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... period was more marked with improve- ments in agriculture , and none offered more substantial reasons for submitting to parliament the expediency of a trade in corn always open to other nations ; without any burden except that of such a ...
... period was more marked with improve- ments in agriculture , and none offered more substantial reasons for submitting to parliament the expediency of a trade in corn always open to other nations ; without any burden except that of such a ...
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... period during which it scarcely appears on the theatre of life , and its very history ceases with its inde- pendence , ) to that great moral and political revolution which was effected by the irruption of the northern nations ; when the ...
... period during which it scarcely appears on the theatre of life , and its very history ceases with its inde- pendence , ) to that great moral and political revolution which was effected by the irruption of the northern nations ; when the ...
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