The Edinburgh Annual Register, Volume 14Walter Scott John Ballantyne and Company, 1823 |
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... able to acquaint you , that a consider- able improvement has taken place within the last half year , in several of the most important branches of our commerce and manufactures ; and that , in many of the manufacturing districts , the ...
... able to acquaint you , that a consider- able improvement has taken place within the last half year , in several of the most important branches of our commerce and manufactures ; and that , in many of the manufacturing districts , the ...
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... able but necessary to do so for our own security . All that he would state was , the standing policy of this coun- try was peace , and an abstinence from intermeddling with the internal affairs of other nations . The course recom ...
... able but necessary to do so for our own security . All that he would state was , the standing policy of this coun- try was peace , and an abstinence from intermeddling with the internal affairs of other nations . The course recom ...
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... able member , and conceived that the popular acts of which the Queen had been accused , were no other than those which had been imputed , on the most trivial grounds , to Cathe- rine , Queen of Henry VIII . Mr Hume insisted , that the ...
... able member , and conceived that the popular acts of which the Queen had been accused , were no other than those which had been imputed , on the most trivial grounds , to Cathe- rine , Queen of Henry VIII . Mr Hume insisted , that the ...
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... able to make good some one or other of them . He has thus brought forward many rash assertions , and inaccurate cal- culations ; yet , presenting an im- movable front to all the buffets with which he was overwhelmed , he con- He tinued ...
... able to make good some one or other of them . He has thus brought forward many rash assertions , and inaccurate cal- culations ; yet , presenting an im- movable front to all the buffets with which he was overwhelmed , he con- He tinued ...
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... able under the last system of legisla- tion ; he remembered a bill to exact double tolls on a certain road on Sunday , and by a mistake it was so framed as to import , that only half could be levied on that as on other days . The first ...
... able under the last system of legisla- tion ; he remembered a bill to exact double tolls on a certain road on Sunday , and by a mistake it was so framed as to import , that only half could be levied on that as on other days . The first ...
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