Memoirs of the Life of Sir Samuel Romilly volume 1
Memoirs of the Life of Sir Samuel Romilly volume 1
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When is Mr. Claviere's great work to appear ? I don*t know whether I told him not by any means to use the name of Dr. Price as an authority for the information he communicated to him through me. Be so good, therefore, as to tell him that Dr. Price begs he may not be named.
My brother and sister beg to be very affection- ately remembered to you. They think w^e should all be happier, sitting in their little parlour in Frith Street, than being spectators of the revolutions in France, and the trage...dies which attend them. We have just heard the news of the murder of Foulon and his son-in-law, which no doubt everv body, and chiefly the friends of the people, inust • The following is the passage alluded to : — " Je dois ce travail, entrepris uniquement pour la France, a un Anglais qui, jeune encore, a merite une haute reputation, et que ceux dont il est particulierenient connu regardent comme une des esperances de sons pays. C'est un de ces philosophes respectables, dont le civisme ne se borne point h la Grande Bretagne, " &c.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When is Mr. Claviere's great work to appear ? I don*t know whether I told him not by any means to use the name of Dr. Price as an authority for the information he communicated to him through me. Be so good, therefore, as to tell him that Dr. Price begs he may not be named.
My brother and sister beg to be very affection- ately remembered to you. They think w^e should all be happier, sitting in their little parlour in Frith Street, than being spectators of the revolutions in France, and the trage...dies which attend them. We have just heard the news of the murder of Foulon and his son-in-law, which no doubt everv body, and chiefly the friends of the people, inust • The following is the passage alluded to : — " Je dois ce travail, entrepris uniquement pour la France, a un Anglais qui, jeune encore, a merite une haute reputation, et que ceux dont il est particulierenient connu regardent comme une des esperances de sons pays. C'est un de ces philosophes respectables, dont le civisme ne se borne point h la Grande Bretagne, " &c.
What to read after Memoirs of the Life of Sir Samuel Romilly volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Samuel Romilly to read onlineMoreLess
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