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of the J ^ igh ^ s : beauty / Tb ^ ir nieWmmatie adventures , hairbrea < fah escapes , and ti ^ ical atonements for ^ not fail to ^ scite the inte res t cf all who enjoy the exciOemeat of wild and romantic atones * such as are calculated to rivet the attention of a family group round a winter fire-side . Nor ^ te this Uttl the poet , the painter , and he who would study Human Nature itf atl > 9 te fAHSe ^ - 'WH ' -liters fittd m ^ materiili ^ t ^ e ^ m ^ d mdftfc * - ¦ -- ¦ ^ ^ ¦ i-w ^ :. v :.. u . v - . \^ 'K < „<; .. -, * > . Russia . In answer to a Manchester Mq nitfacfftfer . Second Edition . Ridgway , 183 T .
W& ar £ not among the number of tho $ e trlio t ^ i » H Russia all-powerftrt because she looks large on the ma | H frfcr dteiadftil because she has an army of a million of men . We regard * ' the balance of power " as ^ form of words repr ^ seniipg . / a chimera which has done a vast deal of mischief in the world . And we think the true nolicv of England is to avoid forekrn ^ And we think the true policy of England is to avoid foreign
quarrels , and to secure herself against enemies , bf making . Mr-^ elf necessary as a friend . For those iiationsl who ndll - be q ^ ar | fel § 0 » ie , England will always be ready . Shie 'k ^ pt' ^^ dleoii St bafy , ancl need not fear Russia . It was Certainly ;^ wn fault that Napoleon was her enemy ; and Slaughtered thousands aiid squandered millions may well teach her peace . -It wftl be evident to all those who have read the pamphlet
before us , that we do not agree with its principles . It is , however , yerv cleverly written , and ably exposes $ *§ i ^ eak aoinjL we may alm ost say the " blaclf $ ide , " of Sir . Cohen ' s publication . We allude to his assertion that rojai ^ d is petter off as part of Kussia than she was as an independent state ,.
Mecpeations in Retirement . * By an Old Tradepaan > r < * 'Jwai $ fc senipei * arcum tetidit ApolW !" The book xttay aflferd W ^^ h ^ Mp ' recrea ^ iori to the majority of ttfe class to Wh ^ fi lt W M $ <® s&& , The business-like letter whereiiftth itWasiRSrwarded to us—bargaining for a certain length of crajm v noi | q § j 77 r ^ pu } d hay e been an insul t Jiad it not been so ch aracterisne . | t [ 3 tnay be tr 7 ue ; tJiat we have " opinions pn sale ; " but | lhey J . fU e ^ v ^ ii ^^ made , to order /' Mfiden ' s Ports and Harbours of Great Britain . Part VI .
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Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), May 1, 1837, page 318, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct1831/page/63/
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