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France , it may be , has never enjoyed so much calm civilisation , so much private happiness ; and yet , after all such and so long blessings , it fell in a mere riot - it fell unregretted . It is a system which no wise man can wish to ...
France , it may be , has never enjoyed so much calm civilisation , so much private happiness ; and yet , after all such and so long blessings , it fell in a mere riot - it fell unregretted . It is a system which no wise man can wish to ...
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The head of France is a better head than ours , but it does not move her limbs . The head of England is in comparison a coarse and crude thing , but rules her various frame and regulates her whole life . France , as it is , may be ...
The head of France is a better head than ours , but it does not move her limbs . The head of England is in comparison a coarse and crude thing , but rules her various frame and regulates her whole life . France , as it is , may be ...
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Sir Robert Walpole used to say , ' No honest man could be a " Minister ; " ' and in France the temptations would conquer all men's honesty . The system requires angels to work it , and perhaps it has not been so fortunate as to find ...
Sir Robert Walpole used to say , ' No honest man could be a " Minister ; " ' and in France the temptations would conquer all men's honesty . The system requires angels to work it , and perhaps it has not been so fortunate as to find ...
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