The Scot in EnglandHurst & Blackett, 1935 - 288 pagini |
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Pagina 32
... peace us Scots dwelling in this little Scotland , beyond which there is no human abode , and desiring nothing but our own ; and , for procuring peace , we are heartily willing to render him whatever we can , having regard to our estate ...
... peace us Scots dwelling in this little Scotland , beyond which there is no human abode , and desiring nothing but our own ; and , for procuring peace , we are heartily willing to render him whatever we can , having regard to our estate ...
Pagina 32
... peace us Scots dwelling in this little Scotland , beyond which there is no human abode , and desiring nothing but our own ; and , for procuring peace , we are heartily willing to render him whatever we can , having regard to our estate ...
... peace us Scots dwelling in this little Scotland , beyond which there is no human abode , and desiring nothing but our own ; and , for procuring peace , we are heartily willing to render him whatever we can , having regard to our estate ...
Pagina 70
... peace and retrench- ment - never popular policies while the reverberations of war still echo throughout the land — and , paying scant attention to the warmongers , kept England out of further trouble by negotiating the Peace of Paris ...
... peace and retrench- ment - never popular policies while the reverberations of war still echo throughout the land — and , paying scant attention to the warmongers , kept England out of further trouble by negotiating the Peace of Paris ...
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CONTENTS | 12 |
WE GIVE ENGLAND A KING | 29 |
WE GIVE ENGLAND A PRIME MINISTER | 54 |
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