The British Critic: A New Review, Volume 4F. and C. Rivington, 1815 |
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... favour . The -next distinction is taken between public and private punishment ; the former being decreed by the wisdom of the legislature , ab- stractedly as it were , and without any reference to the particular offence the latter ...
... favour . The -next distinction is taken between public and private punishment ; the former being decreed by the wisdom of the legislature , ab- stractedly as it were , and without any reference to the particular offence the latter ...
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... favour of Providence , has been again obstinately repeated , until it has at length terminated in irre- coverable death . Such a determination of purpose should appear to evince a heart , closed to the gracious influence of the Holy ...
... favour of Providence , has been again obstinately repeated , until it has at length terminated in irre- coverable death . Such a determination of purpose should appear to evince a heart , closed to the gracious influence of the Holy ...
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... favour of so many predictions should have gone pari passu with the proofs in support of the fulfilment of them , and the whole presented to the reader without breaking the narrative by the enumeration of intermediate events . As the ...
... favour of so many predictions should have gone pari passu with the proofs in support of the fulfilment of them , and the whole presented to the reader without breaking the narrative by the enumeration of intermediate events . As the ...
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... favour of the exquisite versification , and will be tempted to think Si non errasset , fecerat ille minus , as far at least as the English translation is concerned . XLIV . " Child of Martel , " her virgin guide replies ; ' No common ...
... favour of the exquisite versification , and will be tempted to think Si non errasset , fecerat ille minus , as far at least as the English translation is concerned . XLIV . " Child of Martel , " her virgin guide replies ; ' No common ...
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... favour . The hero is mighty mysterious . for the two first volumes ; till at last he turns out to be a pro- tegee of the Jesuits , whom he considers still to be at the bottom of all the mighty movements in the political world ; and al ...
... favour . The hero is mighty mysterious . for the two first volumes ; till at last he turns out to be a pro- tegee of the Jesuits , whom he considers still to be at the bottom of all the mighty movements in the political world ; and al ...
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