The Edinburgh Review, Volume 10A. and C. Black, 1807 - English literature |
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... fuch unwelcome guefts , or even not to treat them with all the respect due to brave war- riors who have served under Napoleon the Great . ' But , fhould we escape such intruders for the evening , still we muft lye down , uncertain ...
... fuch unwelcome guefts , or even not to treat them with all the respect due to brave war- riors who have served under Napoleon the Great . ' But , fhould we escape such intruders for the evening , still we muft lye down , uncertain ...
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... fuch a delegate will ufe the large force to be committed to him , either at Boulogne , or on this fide the channel , fo as to triumph with fafety , and avoid the fate of Moreau . The Ufurper will therefore moft pro- bably not expofe ...
... fuch a delegate will ufe the large force to be committed to him , either at Boulogne , or on this fide the channel , fo as to triumph with fafety , and avoid the fate of Moreau . The Ufurper will therefore moft pro- bably not expofe ...
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... fuch Heets to be collected at more ports than one , even this might very probably be effected . It muft not , however , be concluded , that the enemy will certainly be driven to the neceffity of embarking by ftealth . A much more likely ...
... fuch Heets to be collected at more ports than one , even this might very probably be effected . It muft not , however , be concluded , that the enemy will certainly be driven to the neceffity of embarking by ftealth . A much more likely ...
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... fuch coftly and vexatious means of prepara- tion , would foon exhauft both the purfe and the patience of the country . Befides , as the danger muft always be imminent as long as a large army is encamped within fight of our coafts , and ...
... fuch coftly and vexatious means of prepara- tion , would foon exhauft both the purfe and the patience of the country . Befides , as the danger muft always be imminent as long as a large army is encamped within fight of our coafts , and ...
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... fuch a calamity . There can be no need , therefore , to inflame our animofity by any other confiderations . Frenchmen , as Frenchmen , were never very popular in this country ; but infulting and invading French- men , could never have ...
... fuch a calamity . There can be no need , therefore , to inflame our animofity by any other confiderations . Frenchmen , as Frenchmen , were never very popular in this country ; but infulting and invading French- men , could never have ...
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