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... convulsions of the time drove him back, and he turned towards Paris, He here made arrangements for a journey in North Africa, but war again prevented him, and his wandering was confined to Spain. Here he organised a discovery expedition to South America ...
... have liberty, or glory, and war.” France has national liberty, and most national ; France under a national government must have glory, and under such a government always has earned i t nobly ; France wars not and desires not war, however, but for a principle ...
... the Seven Islands, she who took Perim contrary to all justice, and who sees “ with a jealous eye France and Spain in Africa. And her war against the Pope, M. Jourdau ! Ig disinterested one ? La Patrie, in quoting with pleasure this return the Oiiecl* to ...
... the Seven Islands, she who took Perim contrary to all justice, and who sees with a jealous eye France and Spain in Africa. And her war against the Pope, M. Jourdan ! Is it 1 a disinterested one? La Patric, in quoting with pleasure this return of the Siede ...
... The Napoleon war interfered with his designs, and he beat his steps to Paris, where he found himself rapport with a large body of among them BUMPLAND, the celebrated naturalist, with whom he intended to visit Northern Africa ; but the war then raging, ...
... Napoleon war interfered with his designs, ! and he beat his steps to Paris, where he found himself in I rapport with a large body of tavam, among them Bompland, the celebrated naturalist, with whom he in- tended to visit Northern Africa ; but the war then ...
... this ' itis known | tbe question of liberty. war—are the partitic @ against the | Dez t etep to the Lombard ‘would be | the three members of the alliance of the Mahon by exasions ia Europe and Africa, snd war with Eng of Vi as present at If Austria did ...
... Rome W&R the prelude to the French coup cfclat, the Crimean war and the Italian war mark two steps towards the European coup d'eiat. The next step will be the dismemberment of Turkey and war against England, isolated in Europe. The peace of Villafranca ...
... coup d'etat, ition of Rom e was the prelude to the the Crimean war and the It alian war mark two steps towards will be the dis- the European coup The next ste memberment of Turkey an d war against England isolated in fiona, egotism raised to. a principle ...
... soon after. As in the Crimean war, so in the war iu Italy. Louis Napoleon sought the means of a new alliance with Austria. The traditional pride of the Austrian monarchy could only subdued ou the field ot battle. Our war,” he said to Count Cavour, in ...
... eocn after. As in the Crimean war, so in tbe war in Itsly. Louis Napoleon sought the means of sew alliance with Austria. The traditional pride of tbe Austrian monarchy could only tnbdaed upon the field of battle. Our war,” he said to Cavour, In the c ...
... AFRICA. The Royal Mail Steamer Ethiope arrived in the Mersey at one o’clock this morning from the west coast of Africa, TenerilTe, and Madeira. The Etliiope brings 1,557 ounces gold dust, five boxes specie, a full cargo, and thirty-four passengers. The ...