 | j debrett - 1800 - 784 pages
...the fword ? I]is hold upoiVFrance is the fword, and he has no other. Is he connected with the foil, or with the habits, the affections, or the prejudices...the country ? He is a Stranger, a Foreigner, and an Ufurpcr ; he unites in his own perfon every thing that a pure Republican muft dcteft ; every thing... | |
 | 1800 - 788 pages
...the fword, and he has no other. Is he canncfled with the foil, or with the habits, the afíccñons, or the prejudices of .the country? He is a Stranger, a Foreigner, and an Uiurper ; he unites in his own perfbn every thing that a pure Republican mull deleft; every thin;;... | |
 | Gustav Graf von Schlabrendorf - 1806 - 468 pages
...our power. His power in France is retained only by violence and the splendour ofexternal successes, Is he connected with the soil, or with the habits,...of the country ? He is a stranger, a foreigner, and au usurper; he unites ever v thing in his own person, that a pure Republican must detest; every thing... | |
 | Nathaniel Chapman - 1807 - 492 pages
...personal character, and his newly acquired power, what other security has he for retaining that power, but the sword ? His hold upon France is the sword, and...of the country ? He is a stranger, a foreigner, and a usurper. He unites in his own person every thing that a pure republican must detest ; every thing... | |
 | Nathaniel Chapman - 1807 - 484 pages
...personal character, and his newly acquired power, what other security has he for retaining that power, but the sword ? His hold upon France is the sword, and...of the country ? He is a stranger, a foreigner, and a usurper. He unites in his own person every thing that a pure republican must detest ; every thing... | |
 | 1814 - 618 pages
...personal character, and his newlyacquired power, what other security has he for retaining that power by the sword ? His hold upon France is the sword,...Is he connected with the soil, or with the habits, tb,e affections, or the prejudices of the county ? He is a stranger, a foreigner, an usurper ; he unite«... | |
 | William Pitt - 1817 - 458 pages
...personal character, and his newly acquired power, what other security has he for retaining that power, but the sword ? His hold upon France is the sword, and...affections, or the prejudices of the country ? He is u stranger, a foreigner, and an usurper; he unites in his own person every thing that a pure Republican... | |
 | Orator - 1864 - 186 pages
...personal character, and his newly-acquired power, what other security has he for retaining that power but the sword ? His hold upon France is the sword, and...foreigner, and an usurper ; he unites in his own person everything that a pure republican must detest; everything that an euraged Jacobin has abjured; everything... | |
 | 1878 - 312 pages
...personal character, and his newly acquired power, what other security has he for retaining that power but the sword ? His hold upon France is the sword, and...foreigner, and an usurper : he unites in his own person everything that a pure Republican must detest, everything that a sincere Royalist must feel as an insult.... | |
 | Andrew Bisset - 1882 - 212 pages
...his separate treaty or to apply the lesson which is taught in his school of policy in Egypt. . . . His hold upon France is the sword, and he has no other....foreigner, and an usurper ; he unites in his own person everything that a pure republican must detest; everything that an enraged Jacobin has abjured ; everything... | |
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His hold upon France is the sword, and he has no other. Is he connected with the soil, or with the habits, the affections, or the prejudices of the country? He is a stranger, a foreigner... 
