The Edinburgh Review: Or Critical Journal, Volume 192A. Constable, 1900 |
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... look back without dissatisfaction to its own particular share in that expedition , it can hardly be blind to the humiliating position into which France was led when she ceased to act in Mexico in concert with the English , and had ...
... look back without dissatisfaction to its own particular share in that expedition , it can hardly be blind to the humiliating position into which France was led when she ceased to act in Mexico in concert with the English , and had ...
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... look for them elsewhere than in his pages . In the present work he is even less communicative as to details . His plan is to give a succinct and clear narrative of events ; and in this it must be allowed that he succeeds . A consequence ...
... look for them elsewhere than in his pages . In the present work he is even less communicative as to details . His plan is to give a succinct and clear narrative of events ; and in this it must be allowed that he succeeds . A consequence ...
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... look to a naval historian to tell us when such a method ever succeeded in a conflict waged on a great scale , as one between two first - class powers must of necessity be . It is , we learn , especially necessary that the French Ports ...
... look to a naval historian to tell us when such a method ever succeeded in a conflict waged on a great scale , as one between two first - class powers must of necessity be . It is , we learn , especially necessary that the French Ports ...
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... the seat of government a condition which it is necessary to emphasise - we may look in the face , and without shrinking , the possibilities of the future . ART . III . - 1 . History of the 44 July , Chevalier's History of the French Navy .
... the seat of government a condition which it is necessary to emphasise - we may look in the face , and without shrinking , the possibilities of the future . ART . III . - 1 . History of the 44 July , Chevalier's History of the French Navy .
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... look and environment of the Queen , and in the condition of her Empire as a whole , they can scarcely be said to be more far - reaching than those which have effected a silent revolution in the condition of Ireland and the outlook of ...
... look and environment of the Queen , and in the condition of her Empire as a whole , they can scarcely be said to be more far - reaching than those which have effected a silent revolution in the condition of Ireland and the outlook of ...
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