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... neither Kings nor travellers return ?the signal will have gone forth for slaves to strike for liberty. There no hope of a Russian revolution whenever it come, and come it must, being moral one, the enforced ignorance of flic people, their utter barburism, their ...
... Servia. They also give the most unequivocal contradiction to all Journals that have attributed the patriotic and anti- Russian revolution in Servia to the concerted intrigues of Russian and Turkish agents, or that have attempted to insinuate that the Prince ...
... has in a manner pledged himself to the Arial of this conquest, that were he now. avowedly to renounce it, a complete Russian revolution would be the consequence. With two such powerful motives operating at once on a timid, and at the same time ambitious ...
... the papers : Service afloat during the war, he will perceive is not feather-bed service ; and the account of the Russian Revolution, which placed Nicholas on the throne of the Czars, continues to be interesting. We recommend, however, particularly ...
... which is founded on tbe maocpuYres of Lestocq, FVench adventurer, who was hero of various exploits connected with tbe Russian revolution of 1742. music alnmode with brilliant and original passages, which were very effectively executed. The fete scene is ...
... introduction of liberal principies into their own dominions. Revolutionary wars are excellent schools for soldiers. And a Russian revolution, after the establishment of a republic by the blacks of ti, is a contingency that may occur . How much wiser, then would ...
... English version of Lestocq. Nothing slit I ingenuity of M. Scribe could have made an acting ' materials furnished by the Russian revolution of would any less skilful master of his craft have been to make Lestocq the hero of such a drama. Leda'', French adventurer ...
... the Russian Court that . the revolution in France was ony a change of Dynas , y—a sort of Nicholas and Constantine Russian revolution, if the same Ambassador should return here as represented Charles X. This the Emperor would much lik e . I have only ...
... representins Great Britain _; and of _M . Bellacourt _representing the French _Republic _. RUSSIA _. It _appears that the _Russian _revolution noticed in oar lasc is _but _another- of _tlioso _numerous _IitiS _wlliell tlie Poles and Germans of the _Grand Duchy ...
... Chat. terton ; Letter from Sir George Gibbes. M.D. on the Bath Wate.s ; Letter of the late Archdeacon Daubewey on the Russian Revolution; Criticism on Nargil and his Translators; Poetry and Reviews, &c. &c. Afro. copies of rot. I Warbler the Year 1832 sang ...
... Russian Court that the Revolution in France was only a change of vi Dynasty-a sort of Nicholas And Constantine t! Russian Revolution, if the same Ambassador it! should return here as represented Charles, X. 'This Ohe B. Emperor would much like. I have ...
... constituted hlmse.f her Lord Chamberlain, shutting out from her salon that who vilely caluminated her In his Memoirs of the Russian Revolution and taking upon himself prevent her being made lion of Madame set, Voltaire, too, who managed to conceal serious illness ...