The Critical Review, Or, Annals of LiteratureW. Simpkin and R. Marshall, 1810 |
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... France , Holland , and Germany , would employ many French troops ; that France can never be in condition to employ five hundred thousand men , and that a diminution of one third of that num- ber may be confidently reckoned upon . The ...
... France , Holland , and Germany , would employ many French troops ; that France can never be in condition to employ five hundred thousand men , and that a diminution of one third of that num- ber may be confidently reckoned upon . The ...
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... France ; when we consider the outrageous calumnies which have been vented against Great Britain , and the obsequious pusillanimity which has been shown to France , we cannot but condemu both the people and the government of the American ...
... France ; when we consider the outrageous calumnies which have been vented against Great Britain , and the obsequious pusillanimity which has been shown to France , we cannot but condemu both the people and the government of the American ...
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... France than was engendered by the great exciting power of the revolution , or cause a more tremendous energy in her councils than she has hither- to displayed . A civil war , occurring after a long period of political apathy and ...
... France than was engendered by the great exciting power of the revolution , or cause a more tremendous energy in her councils than she has hither- to displayed . A civil war , occurring after a long period of political apathy and ...
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