The British CriticF. and C. Rivington, 1826 |
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... measures of Lord Corn- wallis , 190 - consequences of the paci- fic character of Sir John Shore's ad- ministration , ib . - Lord Wellesley's administration , view of , 191-193- measures of Lord Minto , observations on , 193,194 - Lord ...
... measures of Lord Corn- wallis , 190 - consequences of the paci- fic character of Sir John Shore's ad- ministration , ib . - Lord Wellesley's administration , view of , 191-193- measures of Lord Minto , observations on , 193,194 - Lord ...
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... measure to be affected by them . There is a fashion in the train of ideas and in the habits of thinking , as there is in the dress which is worn , and the language which is spoken at any particular period ; and nothing is more unfair ...
... measure to be affected by them . There is a fashion in the train of ideas and in the habits of thinking , as there is in the dress which is worn , and the language which is spoken at any particular period ; and nothing is more unfair ...
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... measure from his errors . he became a Montanist , he set himself to expose what he deemed faulty in the practice and discipline of the church ; thus we are told indirectly what that practice and that discipline were , and we obtain ...
... measure from his errors . he became a Montanist , he set himself to expose what he deemed faulty in the practice and discipline of the church ; thus we are told indirectly what that practice and that discipline were , and we obtain ...
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... measure stifled by the recollection that she exposed , herself to them of her own free - will , and with her eyes open . She went to reside at the Palais Royal against the advice of her best friends ; nor was there any circumstance of a ...
... measure stifled by the recollection that she exposed , herself to them of her own free - will , and with her eyes open . She went to reside at the Palais Royal against the advice of her best friends ; nor was there any circumstance of a ...
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... measures which were adopted by the popular party , to subdue the opposition of the royalists , and finally to bring their leader to the block . He represents Charles as deceitful , faithless , and insincere ; as never making a promise ...
... measures which were adopted by the popular party , to subdue the opposition of the royalists , and finally to bring their leader to the block . He represents Charles as deceitful , faithless , and insincere ; as never making a promise ...
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