The European Magazine, and London Review, Volum 45Philological Society of London, 1804 |
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... state of Ireland , at the very moment when Great Britain was in the zenith of its glory and pro- fperity , exulting at its new - born feli- city in the acceffion of its beloved young Sovereign , the general state of Ireland wore a molt ...
... state of Ireland , at the very moment when Great Britain was in the zenith of its glory and pro- fperity , exulting at its new - born feli- city in the acceffion of its beloved young Sovereign , the general state of Ireland wore a molt ...
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... state of holti lity , the refult was the fame . By fraud or force the state was plundered , indi- viduals were ruined , and the govern- ment of the country disturbed or anni- bilated . To accomplish thefe ends no means were rejected ...
... state of holti lity , the refult was the fame . By fraud or force the state was plundered , indi- viduals were ruined , and the govern- ment of the country disturbed or anni- bilated . To accomplish thefe ends no means were rejected ...
Side 380
... State of the Defence of the Country . Lord Hawkesbury briefly condemned the obfervations of the Earl as ill timed , and the motion was negatived . Lord Grenville then fuggefted other alterations in the Volunteer Bill , which occupied ...
... State of the Defence of the Country . Lord Hawkesbury briefly condemned the obfervations of the Earl as ill timed , and the motion was negatived . Lord Grenville then fuggefted other alterations in the Volunteer Bill , which occupied ...
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