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The effect of those distinguished qualities , in inspiring confidence and energy
into the troops of his majesty's allies , has been bappily evinced by their gene , ral
good conduct , and particularly by the brilliant part which they bore in the repulse
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The effect of those distinguished qualities , in inspiring confidence and energy
into the troops of his majesty's allies , has been bappily evinced by their gene , ral
good conduct , and particularly by the brilliant part which they bore in the repulse
...
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... the national faith has been preserved inviolate towards our allies ; and if
character is strength applied to a nation , the increased and increasing reputation
of his majesty's arms will show to the nations of the continent how much they may
still ...
... the national faith has been preserved inviolate towards our allies ; and if
character is strength applied to a nation , the increased and increasing reputation
of his majesty's arms will show to the nations of the continent how much they may
still ...
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... allies to suppose that he means to ¡° depart from the present system of
upholding his alliance , and carrying on the war . ¡± That is to say , he is afraid to
turn out PERCEYAL , ELDON , and their colleagues , lest his allies on the
continent should ...
... allies to suppose that he means to ¡° depart from the present system of
upholding his alliance , and carrying on the war . ¡± That is to say , he is afraid to
turn out PERCEYAL , ELDON , and their colleagues , lest his allies on the
continent should ...
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... the FIRST CONSUL to treat for peace ; just as if the appointment of these men
to office , instead of keeping in Perceval , would have made the allies suspect his
warlike propensities , and thereby have broken up or weakened the alliances !
... the FIRST CONSUL to treat for peace ; just as if the appointment of these men
to office , instead of keeping in Perceval , would have made the allies suspect his
warlike propensities , and thereby have broken up or weakened the alliances !
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The effect of those distinguished lities , in inspiring confidence and energy into
the troops of majesty's allies , has been bappily evinced by their genea , good
conduct , and particularly by the brilliant part which bore in the repulse of the
enemy ...
The effect of those distinguished lities , in inspiring confidence and energy into
the troops of majesty's allies , has been bappily evinced by their genea , good
conduct , and particularly by the brilliant part which bore in the repulse of the
enemy ...
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