Critical and Miscellaneous Essays, Volumen1D. Appleton, 1857 |
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... scarcely yields to the account which Falstaff gives of his ducking . Two other comedies , without titles , the one in prose , the other in verse , appear among the works of Machiavelli . The former is very short , lively enough , but of ...
... scarcely yields to the account which Falstaff gives of his ducking . Two other comedies , without titles , the one in prose , the other in verse , appear among the works of Machiavelli . The former is very short , lively enough , but of ...
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... scarcely conceive that any case , which does not call for capital punishment , can call for re- trospective punishment . We can scarcely conceive a man so wicked and so dangerous , that the whole course of law must be disturbed in order ...
... scarcely conceive that any case , which does not call for capital punishment , can call for re- trospective punishment . We can scarcely conceive a man so wicked and so dangerous , that the whole course of law must be disturbed in order ...
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... scarcely recom- mend , that discussion should be more effectually shackled , that public opinion should he more strictly disciplined into conformity with established institutions , than in Spain and Italy . Yet we know that the ...
... scarcely recom- mend , that discussion should be more effectually shackled , that public opinion should he more strictly disciplined into conformity with established institutions , than in Spain and Italy . Yet we know that the ...
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