Essays, Critical and MiscellaneousA. Hart, 1853 - 744 páginas |
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... thousand pamphlets , that he was the first person who told the French that Eng- land had produced eminent men besides the Duke of Marlborough . Down to a very late period , the Greeks seem to have stood in need of similar information ...
... thousand pamphlets , that he was the first person who told the French that Eng- land had produced eminent men besides the Duke of Marlborough . Down to a very late period , the Greeks seem to have stood in need of similar information ...
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... thousand times ; schools in which nothing was taught but what had been known for ages - such was the machinery provided for the government and instruction of the most enlightened part of the human race . That great community was then in ...
... thousand times ; schools in which nothing was taught but what had been known for ages - such was the machinery provided for the government and instruction of the most enlightened part of the human race . That great community was then in ...
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... thousand counters , at ten thousand firesides . The upper current of society pre- sents no certain criterion by which we can judge of the direction in which the under cur- rent flows . We read of defeats and victories . But we know that ...
... thousand counters , at ten thousand firesides . The upper current of society pre- sents no certain criterion by which we can judge of the direction in which the under cur- rent flows . We read of defeats and victories . But we know that ...
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... thousand clergymen of the Church the Established Church only because they of England , there is scarcely one who would thought her in danger , many who were weary not say that a man who should leave his coun- of her restraints , and ...
... thousand clergymen of the Church the Established Church only because they of England , there is scarcely one who would thought her in danger , many who were weary not say that a man who should leave his coun- of her restraints , and ...
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... thousand devoted soldiers , we do not see what chance the nation would have had of escaping from despotism . The judges would have given as strong a decision in favour of camp - money as they gave in favour of ship - money . If they had ...
... thousand devoted soldiers , we do not see what chance the nation would have had of escaping from despotism . The judges would have given as strong a decision in favour of camp - money as they gave in favour of ship - money . If they had ...
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