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Page 93
... ment of those diplomatic relations with the Continent , which connect- ed Scotland with the Hanse Towns , created the French alliance , and gave our country that peculiar foot- ing in Holland which lasted to the days of the author of ...
... ment of those diplomatic relations with the Continent , which connect- ed Scotland with the Hanse Towns , created the French alliance , and gave our country that peculiar foot- ing in Holland which lasted to the days of the author of ...
Page 118
... ment of all blame in the enlist- ment question , but declaring that Mr. Crampton and three British con- suls had acted illegally , and were therefore dismissed . The despatch is cleverly worded , but from be- ginning to end it is ...
... ment of all blame in the enlist- ment question , but declaring that Mr. Crampton and three British con- suls had acted illegally , and were therefore dismissed . The despatch is cleverly worded , but from be- ginning to end it is ...
Page 595
... ment for an octogenarian , to fill the post of hospital - surgeon or county- court magistrate , as a warming - pan for some beardless expectant ? Yet such advertisements are common enough in the Church journals . In the United Services ...
... ment for an octogenarian , to fill the post of hospital - surgeon or county- court magistrate , as a warming - pan for some beardless expectant ? Yet such advertisements are common enough in the Church journals . In the United Services ...
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