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... French ; " and he comments on its first paragraph , which ought to have shewn us the hostile purpose which , lurked in the breast of Bonaparte , when he looked towards us " with hollow smiles proclaiming treacherous peace . " In the ...
... French ; " and he comments on its first paragraph , which ought to have shewn us the hostile purpose which , lurked in the breast of Bonaparte , when he looked towards us " with hollow smiles proclaiming treacherous peace . " In the ...
Pagina 240
... French arrogate great superiority : When French ladies ( says Mr. H. ) meet Englishmeu in society , they frequently are watchful to detect what they suppose to be ill breeding . A friend of mine was one evening sitting with his hands in ...
... French arrogate great superiority : When French ladies ( says Mr. H. ) meet Englishmeu in society , they frequently are watchful to detect what they suppose to be ill breeding . A friend of mine was one evening sitting with his hands in ...
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... French politics have been military conquest , and an ambitious lust of dominion , is a principle established by a long series of historic facts ; and Dr. Clarke has properly appealed to this evidence , in order to fix on the French ...
... French politics have been military conquest , and an ambitious lust of dominion , is a principle established by a long series of historic facts ; and Dr. Clarke has properly appealed to this evidence , in order to fix on the French ...
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