The North British Review, Объемы 20-21W.P. Kennedy, 1853 |
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... ment required , as is usual , the allegiance of against their best friend the fire of their its functionaries . The constitution which musketry ; but though he fortunately escap- prescribed the oath , had ordained that it ed from the ...
... ment required , as is usual , the allegiance of against their best friend the fire of their its functionaries . The constitution which musketry ; but though he fortunately escap- prescribed the oath , had ordained that it ed from the ...
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ment at length in 1835 sought to fix him as one of its regular members by instituting for him a chair of French Literature and Elo- quence . The Vaudois authorities , however , about the same time commenced a move- ment for his recall ...
ment at length in 1835 sought to fix him as one of its regular members by instituting for him a chair of French Literature and Elo- quence . The Vaudois authorities , however , about the same time commenced a move- ment for his recall ...
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... ment can exist , than the moral progress of the men to whom the national destinies are committed . We need not go so far back for compari- son as the dark times of the Restoration , when a long period of storms and revolu tions , of ...
... ment can exist , than the moral progress of the men to whom the national destinies are committed . We need not go so far back for compari- son as the dark times of the Restoration , when a long period of storms and revolu tions , of ...
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