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... honour , kings have found the means of placing spies continually over the conduct of their queens . The superintendant of the household had still greater faci- lities of entering the queen's chamber than the maid of honour : Madame de ...
... honour , kings have found the means of placing spies continually over the conduct of their queens . The superintendant of the household had still greater faci- lities of entering the queen's chamber than the maid of honour : Madame de ...
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... honours , and Soult , with a noble feeling of respect for his valour , raised a monument to his memory . Thus ended ... honour habitual to his mind , adorned by a subtle playful wit , gave him in conversation an ascendancy that he could ...
... honours , and Soult , with a noble feeling of respect for his valour , raised a monument to his memory . Thus ended ... honour habitual to his mind , adorned by a subtle playful wit , gave him in conversation an ascendancy that he could ...
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... honour to the king of Cochin China , to be styled “ a king of slaves , " for as such , it seems , the inhabitants of the conquered provinces are deemed by the governing race , that is , by the Anam nation , which includes both Cochin ...
... honour to the king of Cochin China , to be styled “ a king of slaves , " for as such , it seems , the inhabitants of the conquered provinces are deemed by the governing race , that is , by the Anam nation , which includes both Cochin ...
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MONTHLY REVIEW FOR JUNE | 143 |
143 | 158 |
On the Rise Progress and Present State of Public | 167 |
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