Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, Հատոր 109W. Blackwood & Sons, 1871 |
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Արդյունքներ 77–ի 1-ից 3-ը:
Էջ 268
... become , for the pro- motion of the arts of peace , a sort of federal policy ; in matters which are not peaceable , one of strict isolation . For the world has learned much since the days of our grandfathers . Material wealth ...
... become , for the pro- motion of the arts of peace , a sort of federal policy ; in matters which are not peaceable , one of strict isolation . For the world has learned much since the days of our grandfathers . Material wealth ...
Էջ 273
... becoming -we may rather say has already become an object of distrust to the whole empire . The incapacity of its chief to deal with foreign affairs is scarcely more fatal to his influ- ence than the line which it pleases him to take in ...
... becoming -we may rather say has already become an object of distrust to the whole empire . The incapacity of its chief to deal with foreign affairs is scarcely more fatal to his influ- ence than the line which it pleases him to take in ...
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... become old or broken must be pen- sioned . It is impossible to foresee to what expense this may lead us ; yet when once we shall have abol- ished purchase , there will be no choice but to incur the expense- we must provide pensions , or ...
... become old or broken must be pen- sioned . It is impossible to foresee to what expense this may lead us ; yet when once we shall have abol- ished purchase , there will be no choice but to incur the expense- we must provide pensions , or ...
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