Annual Register, Volumen39Edmund Burke 1800 |
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... confidence on that of the Ba tavian republic . The numerous sea- men , employed in its extenfive com- merce , had always borne the cha- racter of a brave and hardy race of men , completely fkilled in their pro- feffion , and ...
... confidence on that of the Ba tavian republic . The numerous sea- men , employed in its extenfive com- merce , had always borne the cha- racter of a brave and hardy race of men , completely fkilled in their pro- feffion , and ...
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... confidence of the for- mer . In the mean time , he proceeded without delay in the reduction of the papal dominions . A few days were fufficient to take poffeffion of the provinces of Romagna , Urbino , and Ancona , the best countries re ...
... confidence of the for- mer . In the mean time , he proceeded without delay in the reduction of the papal dominions . A few days were fufficient to take poffeffion of the provinces of Romagna , Urbino , and Ancona , the best countries re ...
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... Confidence , not only in France but Italy.Moderation and Prudence of the Inhabitants of St. Marino . - Munificence of Buonaparte to that fmall Republic . - Prevalence of Republican Principles in Italy . - Honour paid there to the French ...
... Confidence , not only in France but Italy.Moderation and Prudence of the Inhabitants of St. Marino . - Munificence of Buonaparte to that fmall Republic . - Prevalence of Republican Principles in Italy . - Honour paid there to the French ...
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... confidence fortunate as his predeceffors in com- mand . The only refource left to the houfe of Auftria , was , in all appearance , to acquiefce in the terms of pacification offered by France . The confternation at Vienna was extreme ...
... confidence fortunate as his predeceffors in com- mand . The only refource left to the houfe of Auftria , was , in all appearance , to acquiefce in the terms of pacification offered by France . The confternation at Vienna was extreme ...
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... confidence of Lewis XVIII ; and a person called baron Poly . They were ac- cufed of having endeavoured to fe duce the above - mentioned officers into a confpiracy against the repub- lic , in which they were to be af- fifted by England ...
... confidence of Lewis XVIII ; and a person called baron Poly . They were ac- cufed of having endeavoured to fe duce the above - mentioned officers into a confpiracy against the repub- lic , in which they were to be af- fifted by England ...
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