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Page 158
The mercenary spirit of our countrymen , and their want of politeness to
foreigners , every one , who has travelled abroad , mult lament ; and our writer
gives a just specimen of both in his aitempt to gain admission to the House of
Commons• ...
The mercenary spirit of our countrymen , and their want of politeness to
foreigners , every one , who has travelled abroad , mult lament ; and our writer
gives a just specimen of both in his aitempt to gain admission to the House of
Commons• ...
Page 281
In Caffel , in the fauxbourg to the southward , and in the little town of Weifenau ,
scarcely any house had escaped ! All were more or less de . molished ! and the
higher points of the town , the citadel to the churches , Mewed , as we
approached ...
In Caffel , in the fauxbourg to the southward , and in the little town of Weifenau ,
scarcely any house had escaped ! All were more or less de . molished ! and the
higher points of the town , the citadel to the churches , Mewed , as we
approached ...
Page 578
The finances and taxes of this country being at this moment the most important
fubject for the consideration of Englishmen , we thall be more particular in
reviewing the proceedings of the house of commons , upon the means to be
pursued for ...
The finances and taxes of this country being at this moment the most important
fubject for the consideration of Englishmen , we thall be more particular in
reviewing the proceedings of the house of commons , upon the means to be
pursued for ...
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