 | George III (king of Gt. Britain.) - Great Britain - 1798 - 68 pages
...By this great and brilliant Victory, an Enterprize, of which the injustice, perfidy and extravagance had fixed the attention of the World, and which was...most valuable Interests of the British Empire, has in th» first instance been turned to the confusion of its Authors ; and the blow thus given to the power... | |
 | Europe - 1798 - 628 pages
...by this great and brilliant victory, an enterprife of which the injuftice, perfidy, and extravagance had fixed the attention of the world, and which was peculiarly directed againft fome of the moft valuable interefts of the Britilli Empire, has, in the firft inftance, been... | |
 | Great Britain. Parliament - 1798 - 576 pages
...this grrat and brilliant viftory, an entcrprhe, of which the injuftice, perfidy, and exiraVagan'cc had fixed the attention of the world, and which was peculiarly directed againll fome of the nioft valuable intertfts of tlie Britifli Empire, has, in the firit inftance, been... | |
 | 1799 - 958 pages
...this great and briU liant victory, an enterprife, of which the injuftice, perfidy, and extravagance, had fixed the attention of the world, and which was peculiarly directed auainftfome pf the moft valuable intercfts of the Britifli empire, has, in the firft inftance, been... | |
 | Great Britain. Parliament - Great Britain - 1799 - 788 pages
...this great and brilliant victory, an enterprize of which the injujlice, perfidy, and extravagance, had fixed the attention of the world, and which was peculiarly directed again/I fame of the mojl valuable interejls ef the Briti/h empire, has, in the fir/1 injlance, been... | |
 | John Debritt - Europe - 1799 - 676 pages
...this great and brilliant victory, an enterprife, of which the injuftice, perfidy, and extravagance had fixed the attention of the world, and which was peculiarly directed againlt fome of the molt valuable intcrcfts of the Kntiih empire, has, in the firit infiance, been... | |
 | History - 1800 - 800 pages
...valuable intereûs of I he Britifh empire, has, in the firft inftance, been turned to the confuiion of its authors; and the blow thus given to the power and influence of France Jias afforded an opening which, if improved by fui table exertions on the part oL other powers, may... | |
 | History - 1801 - 900 pages
...VOL.XLI. ' great and brilKant viclory, an enterprize of which the injuftice, perfidy, and extravagance, had fixed the attention of the world, and which was peculiarly directed againft fome oí the moft vulnerable interefts of the Britiih empire, had, in the firft inflance, been... | |
 | Edmund Burke - History - 1801 - 940 pages
...By this great and brilh'ant vicbry, an enterprize of which the injufiice, perfidy, and extravagance, had fixed the attention of the world, and which was peculiarly directed againft fome of the mofi vulnerable interefts of the Britilh empire, had> in the firfr. inftance, been... | |
 | History - 1801 - 858 pages
...VOZ..XLI. great and brilliant victory, an enterprize of which the injtiilice, perfidy, and extravagance, had fixed the attention of the world, and which was peculiarly directed againft fome oí the moll vulnerable interelh of the Britiih empire, had, in the firft infiance, been... | |
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Enterprize, of which the injustice, perfidy and extravagance had fixed the attention of the World, and which was peculiarly directed against some of the most valuable Interests of the British Empire, has in th» first instance been turned to the confusion... 
