Monthly Review; Or New Literary JournalRalph Griffiths, George Edward Griffiths R. Griffiths., 1800 Editors: May 1749-Sept. 1803, Ralph Griffiths; Oct. 1803-Apr. 1825, G.E. Griffiths. |
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... France , has been immense ; and , as it is generally true that the authors of a war are guilty of the calamities which it occasions , every Englishman must be happy to find the charge of aggression repelled from his countrymen . It is ...
... France , has been immense ; and , as it is generally true that the authors of a war are guilty of the calamities which it occasions , every Englishman must be happy to find the charge of aggression repelled from his countrymen . It is ...
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... France and the two continental powers then at war with her . He asserts that our engaging in the negotiation , by mere words , must have been ineffectual ; and that our engaging in it beyond mere words would have been to make ourselves ...
... France and the two continental powers then at war with her . He asserts that our engaging in the negotiation , by mere words , must have been ineffectual ; and that our engaging in it beyond mere words would have been to make ourselves ...
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... France would not attack Holland while that power confined itself on its part within the bounds of strict neutrality , " the author observes that Yet only fourteen days after this solemn declaration , the Execu tive Council sent positive ...
... France would not attack Holland while that power confined itself on its part within the bounds of strict neutrality , " the author observes that Yet only fourteen days after this solemn declaration , the Execu tive Council sent positive ...
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