Meliora, Volumes 7-8Partridge & Company, 1865 |
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... persons who are and who are not entitled to it . ' It appears to me impossible but that the increase of intelligence , of education , and of the love of independence among the working classes , must be attended with a corresponding ...
... persons who are and who are not entitled to it . ' It appears to me impossible but that the increase of intelligence , of education , and of the love of independence among the working classes , must be attended with a corresponding ...
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... persons , but that is not what is wanted . Rhetorical flourishes are excellent embellishments , and sometimes captivate and then persuade , but for real and genuine incisiveness commend us to a little plain speaking and simple logic ...
... persons , but that is not what is wanted . Rhetorical flourishes are excellent embellishments , and sometimes captivate and then persuade , but for real and genuine incisiveness commend us to a little plain speaking and simple logic ...
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... , were Shakespeare's . In March , 1612-13 , a property was bought by Shakespeare and three other persons for 1401. , of which 801. was paid , and the property was mortgaged which 32 The Moral Character of Shakespeare .
... , were Shakespeare's . In March , 1612-13 , a property was bought by Shakespeare and three other persons for 1401. , of which 801. was paid , and the property was mortgaged which 32 The Moral Character of Shakespeare .
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... persons might be thought to incur in the yearly income from tithes , & c . , by the projected enclosures . Thomas Green , clerk of the corporation , was sent to London on this business . Shakespeare and his son - in - law , Hall , were ...
... persons might be thought to incur in the yearly income from tithes , & c . , by the projected enclosures . Thomas Green , clerk of the corporation , was sent to London on this business . Shakespeare and his son - in - law , Hall , were ...
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... persons-- many of which have been shown to be fabrications . All the items known to us , after extensive research , capable of illus- trating the character of Shakespeare , have been arranged in the chronological order of their emission ...
... persons-- many of which have been shown to be fabrications . All the items known to us , after extensive research , capable of illus- trating the character of Shakespeare , have been arranged in the chronological order of their emission ...
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