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... object of royal atten- tion ; and to win him from his party , he was offered a place in the peerage with the title of baron , and the presidency at the Council of York . These lures overcame his patrio- tism ; and he forthwith embarked ...
... object of royal atten- tion ; and to win him from his party , he was offered a place in the peerage with the title of baron , and the presidency at the Council of York . These lures overcame his patrio- tism ; and he forthwith embarked ...
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... objects of considera- tion at Madrid ; where , says M. Fischer , the people live for little else than gallantry and devotion . ' By the order in which these words are placed , he would insinuate that gallantry is the first object and ...
... objects of considera- tion at Madrid ; where , says M. Fischer , the people live for little else than gallantry and devotion . ' By the order in which these words are placed , he would insinuate that gallantry is the first object and ...
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... object , to reform some of the vulgar pre- judices against her countrymen that have been entertained by so many ... objects which time has rescued from the vicissitude of human events , and which tradition has con nected with incidents ...
... object , to reform some of the vulgar pre- judices against her countrymen that have been entertained by so many ... objects which time has rescued from the vicissitude of human events , and which tradition has con nected with incidents ...
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