The Critical Review, Or, Annals of LiteratureW. Simpkin and R. Marshall, 1796 |
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Page 531
... king , and to good difcipline ; and he refused to comply with orders which he did not think the general could iffue . Dumouriez replied , " Sir , the king is a traitor . Your attachment to him will render you fufpected by the nation ...
... king , and to good difcipline ; and he refused to comply with orders which he did not think the general could iffue . Dumouriez replied , " Sir , the king is a traitor . Your attachment to him will render you fufpected by the nation ...
Page 550
... king , and the ancient conflitution of the kingdom . Nor can they be jufti- fied by alleging that the king accepted the conftitution : for , befides that it was not in the power of the king to confent to legitimate the abolition of the ...
... king , and the ancient conflitution of the kingdom . Nor can they be jufti- fied by alleging that the king accepted the conftitution : for , befides that it was not in the power of the king to confent to legitimate the abolition of the ...
Page 551
... king of France , deigned to affign to the king of the French . But they may be reproached with having done either too much or too little for their conftitutional king , -too much if they with- ed the conftitution to laft , and too ...
... king of France , deigned to affign to the king of the French . But they may be reproached with having done either too much or too little for their conftitutional king , -too much if they with- ed the conftitution to laft , and too ...
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