The works of John Moore. With memoirs of his life and writings, by R. Anderson, Том 41820 |
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... adopted by any minister , however fond of public freedom , who was at the same time a friend to monarchy in France . The introduction of the German custom of punishing the soldiers by blows , as it disgusted the men , and led to that ...
... adopted by any minister , however fond of public freedom , who was at the same time a friend to monarchy in France . The introduction of the German custom of punishing the soldiers by blows , as it disgusted the men , and led to that ...
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... adopt it , and order the sol- diers to be caned with more zeal than ever , that he may not be accused of imitating the French . The same train of reasoning goes to prove , that the patriotism which actuated many Frenchmen at the begin ...
... adopt it , and order the sol- diers to be caned with more zeal than ever , that he may not be accused of imitating the French . The same train of reasoning goes to prove , that the patriotism which actuated many Frenchmen at the begin ...
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... adopting a less formidable expedient . It was an established practice in France , for every mu- nicipality to elect a number of its most respectable citi- zens , who , on extraordinary and important occasions , be- ing joined to the ...
... adopting a less formidable expedient . It was an established practice in France , for every mu- nicipality to elect a number of its most respectable citi- zens , who , on extraordinary and important occasions , be- ing joined to the ...
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... adopt the principal demands of his ma- jesty . This assertion , which was not literally exact , and which it was improper to publish , if it had been ever so much to be expected , offended the majority of the assembly , and produced a ...
... adopt the principal demands of his ma- jesty . This assertion , which was not literally exact , and which it was improper to publish , if it had been ever so much to be expected , offended the majority of the assembly , and produced a ...
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... adopt- ed had been as suddenly renounced , and the king obliged to meet them before a plausible pretext had been thought of for calling them together . Whatever may be in this , those magistrates met again the same evening , and in a ...
... adopt- ed had been as suddenly renounced , and the king obliged to meet them before a plausible pretext had been thought of for calling them together . Whatever may be in this , those magistrates met again the same evening , and in a ...
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