Diaries And Correspondence of James Harris First Earl of Malmesbury volume 4
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The report here alluded to was drawn up after an official torn- made by him through tlic Levant, during which, he had with much boldness attempted to rouse these nations to support French interests and oppose England, fie entered into military details of our force at Alexandria, and of the powers of attack and resistance we possessed. The tone of the Report, appearing as it did, in the Moniteur, after the insulting demands made by tlie First Consul respecting our controul of the Press, and the ...expulsion of the Emigres, produced great indignation in England.
1803. ] ENGLAND. 193 known to me. The union of the Provinces is dissolved, but their names and divisions remain as before. The States Government fix the taxes, and then order a com- mittee, sitting in each Province, to raise the money as they can. Le Pais de la Generalit6 is become a sort of 8 th province ; or, to speak more correctly, the other seven are become what Le Pais de la Generality was.
Trade begins to revive, but the French insist on the strictest prohibition of English manufactures, and the whole army of the Republic is employed on the eastern frontiers as custom-house guard.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The report here alluded to was drawn up after an official torn- made by him through tlic Levant, during which, he had with much boldness attempted to rouse these nations to support French interests and oppose England, fie entered into military details of our force at Alexandria, and of the powers of attack and resistance we possessed. The tone of the Report, appearing as it did, in the Moniteur, after the insulting demands made by tlie First Consul respecting our controul of the Press, and the ...expulsion of the Emigres, produced great indignation in England.
1803. ] ENGLAND. 193 known to me. The union of the Provinces is dissolved, but their names and divisions remain as before. The States Government fix the taxes, and then order a com- mittee, sitting in each Province, to raise the money as they can. Le Pais de la Generalit6 is become a sort of 8 th province ; or, to speak more correctly, the other seven are become what Le Pais de la Generality was.
Trade begins to revive, but the French insist on the strictest prohibition of English manufactures, and the whole army of the Republic is employed on the eastern frontiers as custom-house guard.
What to read after Diaries And Correspondence of James Harris First Earl of Malmesbury volume 4?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Harris Malmesbury to read onlineMoreLess
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