Literary Studies, Volumen1Longmans, Green, 1879 |
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... French affairs . I shall be pleased to do so ; but I ought perhaps to begin by cautioning you against believing , or too much heeding , what I say . However , I do not imagine that I need do so ; for with your experience of the public ...
... French affairs . I shall be pleased to do so ; but I ought perhaps to begin by cautioning you against believing , or too much heeding , what I say . However , I do not imagine that I need do so ; for with your experience of the public ...
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... French habits , French nature , French social advantages , French social dangers- the class I mean , in which the representative body has a consul- tative , a deliberative , a checking and a minatory - not as with us a supreme , nearly ...
... French habits , French nature , French social advantages , French social dangers- the class I mean , in which the representative body has a consul- tative , a deliberative , a checking and a minatory - not as with us a supreme , nearly ...
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... French the ' natural limit ' of the Rhine . Now , I have never seen the terms of the guarantee which the shrewd and cautious Leopold exacted from England before he would take the throne of Belgium ; but as the only real risk was a French ...
... French the ' natural limit ' of the Rhine . Now , I have never seen the terms of the guarantee which the shrewd and cautious Leopold exacted from England before he would take the throne of Belgium ; but as the only real risk was a French ...
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