The North British Review, Объемы 17-18W.P. Kennedy, 1852 |
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... speak ; and elegant and profound branches of learning the fierce and polished sarcasms which he can alone confer . A man who could say launches on his opponents are the nightly that a copy of " The Times " contained more delight of his ...
... speak ; and elegant and profound branches of learning the fierce and polished sarcasms which he can alone confer . A man who could say launches on his opponents are the nightly that a copy of " The Times " contained more delight of his ...
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... speak two con- bably any man living , but too indolent and secutive sentences in the House , without a refining to be easily persuadable to enter on solecism or a blunder . Yet our system the public arena , was rejected by Manches ...
... speak two con- bably any man living , but too indolent and secutive sentences in the House , without a refining to be easily persuadable to enter on solecism or a blunder . Yet our system the public arena , was rejected by Manches ...
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... speak- session , to the great detriment of the public er , and an ardent Whig , though he knew business , till the member for Stroud vacated little of law , and was wholly ignorant of on his behalf . Sir James Graham is the equity . In ...
... speak- session , to the great detriment of the public er , and an ardent Whig , though he knew business , till the member for Stroud vacated little of law , and was wholly ignorant of on his behalf . Sir James Graham is the equity . In ...
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... speak harshly of every one around him . try , it will be for the country to see that this This tendency , whether arising from infirmi- capacity is so summoned to the rescue ; that ty of temper or distorted vision , has greatly no ...
... speak harshly of every one around him . try , it will be for the country to see that this This tendency , whether arising from infirmi- capacity is so summoned to the rescue ; that ty of temper or distorted vision , has greatly no ...
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... speak of the " causes " of the the fact is an old one , so also are the difficul- phenomena of matter ; and he stigmatizes ties it suggests touching the question of the moral indignation against him , which moral responsibility . If we ...
... speak of the " causes " of the the fact is an old one , so also are the difficul- phenomena of matter ; and he stigmatizes ties it suggests touching the question of the moral indignation against him , which moral responsibility . If we ...
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