The North American Review, Τόμος 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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... hope of securing the passes and cooping him up among the mountains ; nor could the Jacobites of the south be expected to declare themselves , until they saw some means of efficient protection at hand . He advanced , there- fore ...
... hope of securing the passes and cooping him up among the mountains ; nor could the Jacobites of the south be expected to declare themselves , until they saw some means of efficient protection at hand . He advanced , there- fore ...
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... hope and fear prevailing by turns , each transition equally sudden and equally extreme ; counsels uncertain , and varying with every new tale ; the ill disguised exultation of anticipated triumph and party hate , the more bitter from ...
... hope and fear prevailing by turns , each transition equally sudden and equally extreme ; counsels uncertain , and varying with every new tale ; the ill disguised exultation of anticipated triumph and party hate , the more bitter from ...
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... hope for the Hanoverians , and some few again ventured to talk of resist- ance . At length , it was resolved to send another deputation to the prince , and thus contrive to gain time , the favorite resource of men who are at a loss what ...
... hope for the Hanoverians , and some few again ventured to talk of resist- ance . At length , it was resolved to send another deputation to the prince , and thus contrive to gain time , the favorite resource of men who are at a loss what ...
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... hope of obtaining the revocation of the detested act of Union , now advanced , with his sword drawn and a solemn air , to usher the prince to his apartment . It was a happy day for Charles Edward . Thus far every thing had succeeded ...
... hope of obtaining the revocation of the detested act of Union , now advanced , with his sword drawn and a solemn air , to usher the prince to his apartment . It was a happy day for Charles Edward . Thus far every thing had succeeded ...
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... hope , and ready to spring to arms at the first waving of his banner . But these were far from being the views of his council . " A march into England , " said some , " is a serious enter- prise , and demands mature consideration . The ...
... hope , and ready to spring to arms at the first waving of his banner . But these were far from being the views of his council . " A march into England , " said some , " is a serious enter- prise , and demands mature consideration . The ...
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