Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, Հատոր 109W. Blackwood, 1871 |
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... nations the infliction of summary justice . The law which favours the pacific and not the bloody settlement of ... nation , with cupidity , or emulation , or revenge aroused , will be guided by such a doctrine . The good old plan ...
... nations the infliction of summary justice . The law which favours the pacific and not the bloody settlement of ... nation , with cupidity , or emulation , or revenge aroused , will be guided by such a doctrine . The good old plan ...
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... nation . Their wounded vanity would not endure that Prus- sia should exercise greater influence in Europe than themselves , and they seized the opportunity which the candidature of a German prince for the Spanish throne afforded , to ...
... nation . Their wounded vanity would not endure that Prus- sia should exercise greater influence in Europe than themselves , and they seized the opportunity which the candidature of a German prince for the Spanish throne afforded , to ...
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... nations as well as individuals now live ; and the nation which keeps this great truth most constantly in view , must in the end take the lead of all other nations . This view of things culminated , we believe , about the period of the ...
... nations as well as individuals now live ; and the nation which keeps this great truth most constantly in view , must in the end take the lead of all other nations . This view of things culminated , we believe , about the period of the ...
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