The North American Review, Volume 64Jared Sparks, Edward Everett, James Russell Lowell, Henry Cabot Lodge O. Everett, 1847 Vols. 227-230, no. 2 include: Stuff and nonsense, v. 5-6, no. 8, Jan. 1929-Aug. 1930. |
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... true , still refused to receive him at court , and his negotiations were drawn out through indirect chan- nels ; but here , at last , was something done , and something doing , and the speedy promise of more . But all these bright ...
... true , still refused to receive him at court , and his negotiations were drawn out through indirect chan- nels ; but here , at last , was something done , and something doing , and the speedy promise of more . But all these bright ...
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... true , " said the prince , " I am come alone , when you looked to see me with an army . Evasive answers , and hopes which perhaps are false , are all that I have been able to get from the ministers of Louis , and I thank Heaven for it ...
... true , " said the prince , " I am come alone , when you looked to see me with an army . Evasive answers , and hopes which perhaps are false , are all that I have been able to get from the ministers of Louis , and I thank Heaven for it ...
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... true ; but they are so closely watched , that you cannot count upon them . The king is absent , but the cabinet is on its guard , with all the means and resources of an established government at its command . The troops are scattered ...
... true ; but they are so closely watched , that you cannot count upon them . The king is absent , but the cabinet is on its guard , with all the means and resources of an established government at its command . The troops are scattered ...
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... true interest , and would not long de- lay those more extensive succours , with the aid of which it would be so easy to decide the contest . Feeble as these supplies were , Charles Edward resolved to put off his march into England no ...
... true interest , and would not long de- lay those more extensive succours , with the aid of which it would be so easy to decide the contest . Feeble as these supplies were , Charles Edward resolved to put off his march into England no ...
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... True , my prince , " replied the gallant veteran ; " but to renew our acquaintance , my officers and I would like to be a little nearer to the first fire . " Hawley had often boasted that a single troop of horse would be enough to ...
... True , my prince , " replied the gallant veteran ; " but to renew our acquaintance , my officers and I would like to be a little nearer to the first fire . " Hawley had often boasted that a single troop of horse would be enough to ...
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