Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, Volume 109W. Blackwood & Sons, 1871 |
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Page 257
WAKE , ENGLAND , WAKE ! AND thought we that His reign could cease ? And thought we that His day was done ? For that the gentle hand of Peace Had loosed the War - God's fiery zone ? Wake , England , wake ! let heart and hand be steady ...
WAKE , ENGLAND , WAKE ! AND thought we that His reign could cease ? And thought we that His day was done ? For that the gentle hand of Peace Had loosed the War - God's fiery zone ? Wake , England , wake ! let heart and hand be steady ...
Page 508
... England acquires it ? What does England lose when it is exported ? This is the vital ques- tion - a question which every man who lays stress on the possession of bullion is bound to answer , on pain , if he fails to give a categorical ...
... England acquires it ? What does England lose when it is exported ? This is the vital ques- tion - a question which every man who lays stress on the possession of bullion is bound to answer , on pain , if he fails to give a categorical ...
Page 516
... England as the con- sideration for the loan . England becomes absolutely the richer owing to the departure of the gold , by the eggs , and wine , and silks which France or any other country sends each year . England has parted with a ...
... England as the con- sideration for the loan . England becomes absolutely the richer owing to the departure of the gold , by the eggs , and wine , and silks which France or any other country sends each year . England has parted with a ...
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