The Life and Correspondence of Thomas Arnold, D.D.: Late Head Master of Rugby School, and Regius Professor of Modern History in the University of Oxford, Volume 2B. Fellowes, 1844 |
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... natural beauty- 13. Banks of Metaurus 14. Classical inscriptions . 15. Papal Government 16. Modena . - Political freedom 17. Swiss nation 18. Swiss and English scenery 19. Farewell to France 20. Landing in England 21. Arrival at Fox How ...
... natural beauty- 13. Banks of Metaurus 14. Classical inscriptions . 15. Papal Government 16. Modena . - Political freedom 17. Swiss nation 18. Swiss and English scenery 19. Farewell to France 20. Landing in England 21. Arrival at Fox How ...
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... natural centre : and to him , seeing , as he did from the very first , the unexpected revival of what he conceived to be the worst evils of Roman Catholicism , the mere shock of astonishment was such as can hardly be imagined by those ...
... natural centre : and to him , seeing , as he did from the very first , the unexpected revival of what he conceived to be the worst evils of Roman Catholicism , the mere shock of astonishment was such as can hardly be imagined by those ...
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... naturally en- tertained towards the principles embodied in its ap- pearance , became at once concentrated . For individual members of the party he often testified his respect ; and towards those whom he had known personally he never ...
... naturally en- tertained towards the principles embodied in its ap- pearance , became at once concentrated . For individual members of the party he often testified his respect ; and towards those whom he had known personally he never ...
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... natural impetuosity in behalf of what he deemed to be right . - Whatever feelings had been long smouldering in his mind against the spirit of the Conservative and High Church party , which for the last three years had been engaged with ...
... natural impetuosity in behalf of what he deemed to be right . - Whatever feelings had been long smouldering in his mind against the spirit of the Conservative and High Church party , which for the last three years had been engaged with ...
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... natural eagerness and earnestness : - " I do not understand , " was his characteristic answer to the argument , that , though the measure was in itself right , the times would not bear it- " I do not understand how the times can help ...
... natural eagerness and earnestness : - " I do not understand , " was his characteristic answer to the argument , that , though the measure was in itself right , the times would not bear it- " I do not understand how the times can help ...
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