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... treaty of Adrianople : the pro- duction of the despatch in ques- tion would show how far he was instrumental in framing that treaty , and what was his opinion , and the opinion of the Govern- ment whose organ he was on that occasion ...
... treaty of Adrianople : the pro- duction of the despatch in ques- tion would show how far he was instrumental in framing that treaty , and what was his opinion , and the opinion of the Govern- ment whose organ he was on that occasion ...
Side 85
... treaty of Adrianople . He did not mean to say , although fortu- nately they were somewhat mis- taken as to the amount of the danger to be apprehended from the treaty of Adrianople , that that treaty was not in the highest de- gree ...
... treaty of Adrianople . He did not mean to say , although fortu- nately they were somewhat mis- taken as to the amount of the danger to be apprehended from the treaty of Adrianople , that that treaty was not in the highest de- gree ...
Side 87
... treaty of Adrianople . What I said , or intended to say , was , that the treaty of Adrianople has given us peace for twenty - five years , and that if by any treaty which the fortune of war might enable us to make we should secure peace ...
... treaty of Adrianople . What I said , or intended to say , was , that the treaty of Adrianople has given us peace for twenty - five years , and that if by any treaty which the fortune of war might enable us to make we should secure peace ...
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