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... crown, and that the rebellious subjects of the King should have the right of themselves deciding their future. We will not speak here of the momentous conse- . quences of this principle, whose recognition England will some day bitterly repent. will only ...

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... the Annamite- Cambodian peninsula, and the prosperity of E(iroi>ean trade in those extensive regions.” The same journal, in speaking of the return of the Annamite Ambassadors from Europe on the 18th April, says What most surprised everyone, even the French ...

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... half-past five the morning, the governor the prison entered the cell. Pommerais started in his bed, and, before he ha«l time to speak, the governor told him that all hope wai over; that the petition for mercy was not granted, that he must prepare for death ...

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