The Quarterly Review, Volume 145John Murray, 1877 |
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Page 287
... monarch had become obsequious to Spain , two other of its kings were the pensioners of France ; one of them had ... monarch who was ruled by female favourites , themselves the mere instruments of rival parties . The first two monarchs of ...
... monarch had become obsequious to Spain , two other of its kings were the pensioners of France ; one of them had ... monarch who was ruled by female favourites , themselves the mere instruments of rival parties . The first two monarchs of ...
Page 297
... Monarch , because it perceives the con- fidence she reposes in it , and sees in the heartiness with which she enters into all its interests the best guarantee of its pro- sperity and freedom . The personal feeling which the Queen ...
... Monarch , because it perceives the con- fidence she reposes in it , and sees in the heartiness with which she enters into all its interests the best guarantee of its pro- sperity and freedom . The personal feeling which the Queen ...
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... Monarch should ever be blind enough to mistake his interest , and bold enough to encroach on his subjects ' liberties by force , it is incredible that in a people accustomed to centuries of freedom , there should not be sufficient means ...
... Monarch should ever be blind enough to mistake his interest , and bold enough to encroach on his subjects ' liberties by force , it is incredible that in a people accustomed to centuries of freedom , there should not be sufficient means ...
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nightly Review November 1 1877 | 35 |
Mycena a Narrative of Researches and Discoveries | 62 |
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