The Nineteenth Century, Том 19Henry S. King & Company, 1886 |
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... Scotland . By Arthur D. Elliot . ( 4 ) The Impending English Answer . By Frank H. Hill THE CHURCH AND THE VILLAGES : WHAT HOPE ? By Rev. Dr. Jessopp . PAGE 424 507 THE SECOND PART OF FAUST . ' By Professor Blackie THRIFT AMONG THE ...
... Scotland . By Arthur D. Elliot . ( 4 ) The Impending English Answer . By Frank H. Hill THE CHURCH AND THE VILLAGES : WHAT HOPE ? By Rev. Dr. Jessopp . PAGE 424 507 THE SECOND PART OF FAUST . ' By Professor Blackie THRIFT AMONG THE ...
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... Scotland or England control to such an extent as may be found possible and advisable over local matters , in which the circumstances of each country differ , the preserved , and at union between the three kingdoms should be the same ...
... Scotland or England control to such an extent as may be found possible and advisable over local matters , in which the circumstances of each country differ , the preserved , and at union between the three kingdoms should be the same ...
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... Scotland have suffered neither in person nor pocket , nor has the even tenor of their lives been interrupted for a moment . Home Rule will not have existed for a twelvemonth before this state of things will be altered . When once the ...
... Scotland have suffered neither in person nor pocket , nor has the even tenor of their lives been interrupted for a moment . Home Rule will not have existed for a twelvemonth before this state of things will be altered . When once the ...
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... of letters in 1819 , a personal friend of the Prince Regent , caressed by all the wit and fashion and beauty of England and Scotland , yet we find him writing to Lord Montagu on the death 244 Feb. THE NINETEENTH CENTURY .
... of letters in 1819 , a personal friend of the Prince Regent , caressed by all the wit and fashion and beauty of England and Scotland , yet we find him writing to Lord Montagu on the death 244 Feb. THE NINETEENTH CENTURY .
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... Scotland , promised his friends to pay them a second visit and lecture to them ; after his election , however , he considered such an occupation as lecturing quite unfitted for the exalted sphere to which he had been called , and he ...
... Scotland , promised his friends to pay them a second visit and lecture to them ; after his election , however , he considered such an occupation as lecturing quite unfitted for the exalted sphere to which he had been called , and he ...
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