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The pictorial press: its origin and progress (1885)

Jackson, Mason · London : Hurst and Blackett · leaf 219

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Press veliemencc, in the following words :— Where is the glorj o£the Briti.sh name ? Where are the terrors that used toaccompany our fleets and armies ? Let it not be said thetreasures of the country are poured forth in vain by anunited and -willing people; that our enemies are becomeinvulnerable;… … TERSrECTIVE VIEW OF FORT FOURAS, AS IT APPEARED IX THE SHIPS FROM THECHAREXTE, FROM OWExs WEEKLY CHRONICLE, 1758. courage and experience will revive the sinking honour oftheir country; and show that France is both vulnerable andimpotent Avhen the jjower of Britain is properly exerted.Unfortunately,…

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