The Works of William H. Seward, Volume 3Houghton, Mifflin, 1887 - Legislators |
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... thousand , at his own expense , and they soon became , under his exact but affectionate discipline , the favorite corps of the whole army . And now an hour of trial arrived . He was as yet only twenty- one years old , but his manly ...
... thousand , at his own expense , and they soon became , under his exact but affectionate discipline , the favorite corps of the whole army . And now an hour of trial arrived . He was as yet only twenty- one years old , but his manly ...
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... thousand , of both sexes , thronged the road to the royal residence , crying- " To Versailles ! Down with the nation ! We want bread ! Away with the queen ! away with the king ! " Failing to turn them back , he hurried forward and took ...
... thousand , of both sexes , thronged the road to the royal residence , crying- " To Versailles ! Down with the nation ! We want bread ! Away with the queen ! away with the king ! " Failing to turn them back , he hurried forward and took ...
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... thousand years ago : - " Far westward lies an isle of ancient fame , By Nature blest - Hibernia is her name Enrolled in books - exhaustless is her store Of veiny silver and of golden ore . Her fruitful soil for ever teems with wealth ...
... thousand years ago : - " Far westward lies an isle of ancient fame , By Nature blest - Hibernia is her name Enrolled in books - exhaustless is her store Of veiny silver and of golden ore . Her fruitful soil for ever teems with wealth ...
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... thousand hills , were to pass away from its harmless people , to pamper despotic and insatiable lords . That august court , those ancient seminaries , those valiant bands , those chivalrous knights , that cynosure of beauty , and the ...
... thousand hills , were to pass away from its harmless people , to pamper despotic and insatiable lords . That august court , those ancient seminaries , those valiant bands , those chivalrous knights , that cynosure of beauty , and the ...
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... thousand members , and receiving £ 50,000 annually , which violated none of the inhibitions of the law , and yet had all the effi ncy which they were designed to prevent . The centre of agitat en ras ultimately Conciliation Hall in ...
... thousand members , and receiving £ 50,000 annually , which violated none of the inhibitions of the law , and yet had all the effi ncy which they were designed to prevent . The centre of agitat en ras ultimately Conciliation Hall in ...
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