Oriental Herald and Colonial Review, 9 tomasJames Silk Buckingham J. M. Richardson, 1826 |
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James Silk Buckingham. than stand in the way of his advancement in the Emperor's favour , she will consent to descend to the rank of mistress , and leave Yuh- king in the undivided possession of his lawful bed . The Prince's clement ...
James Silk Buckingham. than stand in the way of his advancement in the Emperor's favour , she will consent to descend to the rank of mistress , and leave Yuh- king in the undivided possession of his lawful bed . The Prince's clement ...
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... favour of his divinities . The state of mind that manifests itself in such extravagances must be dreadful ; and it must be consi- dered not only in regard to the individual undergoing this On the State of Society in India . 55.
... favour of his divinities . The state of mind that manifests itself in such extravagances must be dreadful ; and it must be consi- dered not only in regard to the individual undergoing this On the State of Society in India . 55.
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... favour of Louis XVI . , so often as they touch on the Revolution ; and perhaps their personal safety renders necessary some small degree of dissimulation . But in history , a panegyric to which the subsequent detail of events ...
... favour of Louis XVI . , so often as they touch on the Revolution ; and perhaps their personal safety renders necessary some small degree of dissimulation . But in history , a panegyric to which the subsequent detail of events ...
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... favour of the no- tion we have yet met with . Certainly this prince forgot his anxiety to abandon despotism in the first speech he delivered to the States- General . " The king , instead of wisely tracing out to the states the march ...
... favour of the no- tion we have yet met with . Certainly this prince forgot his anxiety to abandon despotism in the first speech he delivered to the States- General . " The king , instead of wisely tracing out to the states the march ...
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... , in order to weaken , if possible , testimony that is uniformly unfavourable . Private letters are valuable enough when they tell in favour of the noble Lord and his measures ; and of the present State of India . 125.
... , in order to weaken , if possible , testimony that is uniformly unfavourable . Private letters are valuable enough when they tell in favour of the noble Lord and his measures ; and of the present State of India . 125.
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