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... tion , England was precisely so placed as her own safety and the secu- rity of Europe required ; that her political influence could not be dangerous to any nation , not even to France , her constant and only enemy ; that neither ...
... tion , England was precisely so placed as her own safety and the secu- rity of Europe required ; that her political influence could not be dangerous to any nation , not even to France , her constant and only enemy ; that neither ...
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... tion of the rich and varied landscape before him , which naturally induces a review of the former circumstances of his life ; and in which he laments that he was ever tempted by wild ambi- tion to quit his native vale , ' Mid senates ...
... tion of the rich and varied landscape before him , which naturally induces a review of the former circumstances of his life ; and in which he laments that he was ever tempted by wild ambi- tion to quit his native vale , ' Mid senates ...
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... tion , each yields obedience to its dictates ; and the formation of the republic itself is a measure which emanated from it . It is here clearly shewn that the Girondists did not intend to erect a republic , but that it was their plan ...
... tion , each yields obedience to its dictates ; and the formation of the republic itself is a measure which emanated from it . It is here clearly shewn that the Girondists did not intend to erect a republic , but that it was their plan ...
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