Essays, Critical and MiscellaneousD. Appleton & Company, 1873 - 744 páginas |
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... thousand heir sovereign in his own palace , and extorted from him the most humiliating concessions . The sultans have often been compelled to pro- pitiate the furious rabble of Constantinople with the head of an unpopular vizier . From ...
... thousand heir sovereign in his own palace , and extorted from him the most humiliating concessions . The sultans have often been compelled to pro- pitiate the furious rabble of Constantinople with the head of an unpopular vizier . From ...
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... thousand other one secret from his ready tongue and his in- questions of the same description , are in them- scrutable brow . Though a dangerous enemy , selves unimportant . The inquiry may amuse and a still more dangerous accomplice ...
... thousand other one secret from his ready tongue and his in- questions of the same description , are in them- scrutable brow . Though a dangerous enemy , selves unimportant . The inquiry may amuse and a still more dangerous accomplice ...
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... thousand touches , which formerly he passed by without notice . But though he understands the merits of the narrative better than formerly , he is far less interested by it . Xury , and Friday , and pretty Poll , the boat with the ...
... thousand touches , which formerly he passed by without notice . But though he understands the merits of the narrative better than formerly , he is far less interested by it . Xury , and Friday , and pretty Poll , the boat with the ...
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... thousand readers are eager for the appearance of a book , a small contribution from each makes up a splendid remuneration for the author . Where literature is a luxury , confined to few , each of them must pay high . If the Empress ...
... thousand readers are eager for the appearance of a book , a small contribution from each makes up a splendid remuneration for the author . Where literature is a luxury , confined to few , each of them must pay high . If the Empress ...
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... Thousand , and the History of Gre- They seem to have been pedants , who , though cian Affairs , are certainly pleasant reading ; destitute of those valuable qualities which are but they indicate no great power of mind . In frequently ...
... Thousand , and the History of Gre- They seem to have been pedants , who , though cian Affairs , are certainly pleasant reading ; destitute of those valuable qualities which are but they indicate no great power of mind . In frequently ...
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Essays, Critical and Miscellaneous, Volumen1 Thomas Babington Macaulay Baron Macaulay Vista completa - 1854 |
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