The National Review, Volume 43, Issue 1W.H. Allen, 1904 |
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Page 13
... feelings prevailing between the two countries , of which striking proofs were given during my visit to France and that of the President of the French Republic to Great Britain . " Similar arbitral agreements were being negotiated with ...
... feelings prevailing between the two countries , of which striking proofs were given during my visit to France and that of the President of the French Republic to Great Britain . " Similar arbitral agreements were being negotiated with ...
Page 38
... feeling . The House of Austria having climbed to the highest rank , it was easy to obtain for it general recognition ; but it was less easy to create an Austrian " nation . " The high - sounding title of Emperor of Austria has remained ...
... feeling . The House of Austria having climbed to the highest rank , it was easy to obtain for it general recognition ; but it was less easy to create an Austrian " nation . " The high - sounding title of Emperor of Austria has remained ...
Page 45
... feels that it is no longer disposed to leave the question open for settlement at some future date . Practically , the right of the State to have an army of its own was destroyed by an arbitrary extension of the regal right of supreme ...
... feels that it is no longer disposed to leave the question open for settlement at some future date . Practically , the right of the State to have an army of its own was destroyed by an arbitrary extension of the regal right of supreme ...
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... feeling through Europe rendered this a more dismal failure than ever before , and will prevent its ever being tried again in exactly that manner ; but in 1776 it seemed the most natural device in the world to supply the national want by ...
... feeling through Europe rendered this a more dismal failure than ever before , and will prevent its ever being tried again in exactly that manner ; but in 1776 it seemed the most natural device in the world to supply the national want by ...
Page 89
... feelings became too fiery to be trusted . It is all ridiculous and impossible and unreal ; and yet the character of Guy Morville remains attrac- tive , lovable , admirable throughout - just because it is an effort to describe perfection ...
... feelings became too fiery to be trusted . It is all ridiculous and impossible and unreal ; and yet the character of Guy Morville remains attrac- tive , lovable , admirable throughout - just because it is an effort to describe perfection ...
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