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Pagina xxvi
This expedition was , when it first began to be talked of , terned secret , but before
it sailed , all its various professed objects were known , to almost every person in
bis Majesty ' s dominions , and it is scarcely necessary to add , to our enemies ...
This expedition was , when it first began to be talked of , terned secret , but before
it sailed , all its various professed objects were known , to almost every person in
bis Majesty ' s dominions , and it is scarcely necessary to add , to our enemies ...
Pagina xliv
of inhumanity so far from being necessary , as is frequently main tained by
modern statesmen , are not more unjust than they are impolitic . Thus have the
resources of Britain been again wasted , and the lives of our countrymen again ...
of inhumanity so far from being necessary , as is frequently main tained by
modern statesmen , are not more unjust than they are impolitic . Thus have the
resources of Britain been again wasted , and the lives of our countrymen again ...
Pagina 1
The " greatest medicinal want was in the article of bark , so necessary " to impede
the progress of fever , and alleviate the paroxysms of “ ague , the two prevalent
disorders here . The chemists of Middle" burgh , the great medicinal depot of ...
The " greatest medicinal want was in the article of bark , so necessary " to impede
the progress of fever , and alleviate the paroxysms of “ ague , the two prevalent
disorders here . The chemists of Middle" burgh , the great medicinal depot of ...
Pagina 7
It was naturally to be expected that the first sort of in : quiry ( for inquiries of
different kinds , are indispensably necessary in a business of such inagnitude ,
and importance ) would have been instituted through the medium of a court
martiul ...
It was naturally to be expected that the first sort of in : quiry ( for inquiries of
different kinds , are indispensably necessary in a business of such inagnitude ,
and importance ) would have been instituted through the medium of a court
martiul ...
Pagina 12
... therefore , although extraordinary , - His opinion was , that it did not dissuade
Austria from making the cause of Spain and Portugal would an effort , which she
deemed necessary fail , and that before long the power of to her own honour and
...
... therefore , although extraordinary , - His opinion was , that it did not dissuade
Austria from making the cause of Spain and Portugal would an effort , which she
deemed necessary fail , and that before long the power of to her own honour and
...
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Bibliografische gegevens
| Titel | Flower's Political review and monthly register. (monthly miscellany) [afterw.] The Political review and monthly mirror of the times, Volume 6 |
| Redacteur | Benjamin Flower |
| gepubliceerd | 1809 |
| Oorspronkelijk uit | Oxford University |
| Gedigitaliseerd | 24 okt 2006 |
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