The European Magazine, and London Review, Volum 43Philological Society of London, 1803 |
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... States I confider as a very in- terefting part of the ancient fyftem . Great nations cannot exist without confidering their military fyftem , but fmall States are obliged to devote them- felves to induitry and the arts of peace ; and ...
... States I confider as a very in- terefting part of the ancient fyftem . Great nations cannot exist without confidering their military fyftem , but fmall States are obliged to devote them- felves to induitry and the arts of peace ; and ...
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... state of peril , " which he had used on a former occafion : far , indeed , was it from him to throw out an idea of defpondency , especially when we were upon the eve of an invafion ( for that fuch was our fituation had been hinted from ...
... state of peril , " which he had used on a former occafion : far , indeed , was it from him to throw out an idea of defpondency , especially when we were upon the eve of an invafion ( for that fuch was our fituation had been hinted from ...
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... State of the Germanic Empire . His Majefty , in that parti cular quality , abides by the Treaty of Luneville , and has a right to expect that that Treaty will procure perfect fafety for his Germanic States , in a war foreign to the ...
... State of the Germanic Empire . His Majefty , in that parti cular quality , abides by the Treaty of Luneville , and has a right to expect that that Treaty will procure perfect fafety for his Germanic States , in a war foreign to the ...
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