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Since the Revolution Paris had never presented such a spectacle as during the winter of 1802-3. At that time the concourse of foreigners in the French capital was immense. Everything wore the appearance of satisfaction, and the external signs of public prosperity. The visible regeneration in French society exceedingly annoyed the British Ministry.
New symptoms of Bonaparte's ill will to my father and myself. Affairs of Switzerland. At the beginning of the winter 1802-3, when I saw by the papers that so many illustrious Englishmen, and so many of the most intelligent persons in France were collected in Paris, I felt, I confess, the strongest desire to be among them.
Reise durch einen Theil von England und Schottland, 1802-3. 8vo. Marburg, 1811. These travels, which, like all travels in our own country by foreigners, are interesting, independently of any intrinsic merit, because they exhibit the impressions made on them by what to us is either common or proper, are translated from the Swedish: the author's name is Svedensgerna.
"Well, madame, let the French be indebted to you for bringing up mothers for their children." "Napoleon one day interrupted Madame de Stael in the midst of a profound political argument to ask her whether she had nursed her children." Never had the establishment at St. Germain been in a more flourishing condition than in 1802-3. What more could Madame Campan wish?
Remarks on Antiquities, Arts and Letters, during an excursion in Italy, in 1802-3. By Joseph Forsyth. 1816. 8vo. This is an admirable work, giving in a short compass much information, and indicating strong powers of mind, and a correct taste. Sketches Descriptive of Italy, 1816-17. 4 vols. 12mo. 1820. Letters from the North of Italy. By W.S. Rose, 1819. 2 vols. 8vo.
As the winter of 1802-3 approached, he complained more than ever of an affection of the stomach, which no medical man had been able to mitigate, or even to explain. The winter passed over in a complaining way; he was weary of life, and longed for the hour of dismission.
The grounds for the rejection of the Bill by the House of Lords in 1802-3 had been that the extent of coast over which dues were proposed to be levied would be too great. Before going to Parliament again, the Board of Northern Lights, desiring to obtain support and corroboration for Mr.
The incidents occurred in the town during the heyday of its fortunes, at the time of our brief peace with France in 1802-3. 'I wrote it down in the shape of a story some years ago, just after my mother's death, said Mrs. H . 'It is locked up in my desk there now. 'Read it! said we.
SUMMARY. B. 1771, ed. Edin., called to Bar 1792, Sheriff of Selkirk 1799, Principal Clerk of Session 1812, first pub. translation of Lenore, etc., wrote ballads and made translation from German, pub. Minstrelsy of Scottish Border 1802-3, Lay of Last Minstrel 1805, began Waverley 1805, partner with Ballantynes 1806, pub.
"Well, madame, let the French be indebted to you for bringing up mothers for their children." "Napoleon one day interrupted Madame de Stael in the midst of a profound political argument to ask her whether she had nursed her children." Never had the establishment at St. Germain been in a more flourishing condition than in 1802-3. What more could Madame Campan wish?
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