Essays, Critical and MiscellaneousA. Hart, 1853 - 744 páginas |
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... reign , the conduct of Charles , from his accession to the meeting of the Long Parliament , had been a continued course of oppression and treachery . Let those who applaud the Revolution and con- demn the rebellion , mention one act of ...
... reign , the conduct of Charles , from his accession to the meeting of the Long Parliament , had been a continued course of oppression and treachery . Let those who applaud the Revolution and con- demn the rebellion , mention one act of ...
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... reign of Florence . The characters of Cosmo , | countrymen , and which Lorenzo had embel- lished with the trophies of every science and every art ; but a loathsome tyranny , proud and mean , cruel and feeble , bigoted and lasci- vious ...
... reign of Florence . The characters of Cosmo , | countrymen , and which Lorenzo had embel- lished with the trophies of every science and every art ; but a loathsome tyranny , proud and mean , cruel and feeble , bigoted and lasci- vious ...
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... reigns of Elizabeth and James the First is a strong confirmation of this remark . The greatest works of ... reign of Elizabeth the fashionable poetry had degenerated . It re- tained few vestiges of the imagination of earlier ...
... reigns of Elizabeth and James the First is a strong confirmation of this remark . The greatest works of ... reign of Elizabeth the fashionable poetry had degenerated . It re- tained few vestiges of the imagination of earlier ...
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... reign almost invisible ; a crowd of dignitaries minutely distinguished by badges and titles ; rhetoricians who said nothing but what had been said ten thousand times ; schools in which nothing was taught but what had been known for ages ...
... reign almost invisible ; a crowd of dignitaries minutely distinguished by badges and titles ; rhetoricians who said nothing but what had been said ten thousand times ; schools in which nothing was taught but what had been known for ages ...
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... reign there had been insurrections on the part of the Catholics , and signs of a spirit which was likely soon to pro- duce insurrection on the part of the Protest- ants . It was plainly necessary therefore that the government should ...
... reign there had been insurrections on the part of the Catholics , and signs of a spirit which was likely soon to pro- duce insurrection on the part of the Protest- ants . It was plainly necessary therefore that the government should ...
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