Essays, Critical and MiscellaneousA. Hart, 1853 - 744 páginas |
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... turned states into gangs of robbers , whom their mutual fidelity has ren- dered more dangerous , has given a character of peculiar atrocity to war , and has generated that worst of all political evils , the tyranny of nations over ...
... turned states into gangs of robbers , whom their mutual fidelity has ren- dered more dangerous , has given a character of peculiar atrocity to war , and has generated that worst of all political evils , the tyranny of nations over ...
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... turned the stomachs of all his guests , resem- his veneration for antiquity produced on him bled one of the suppers of Lucullus in the some of the effects which it produced on those Hall of Apollo . who arrived at it by a very different ...
... turned the stomachs of all his guests , resem- his veneration for antiquity produced on him bled one of the suppers of Lucullus in the some of the effects which it produced on those Hall of Apollo . who arrived at it by a very different ...
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... turned population of an overgrown empire . The fear away with disgust from modes of thought and of heresy did what the sense of oppression expression so widely different from all that could not do ; it changed men , accustomed to they ...
... turned population of an overgrown empire . The fear away with disgust from modes of thought and of heresy did what the sense of oppression expression so widely different from all that could not do ; it changed men , accustomed to they ...
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... turned into wealthy havens , the meal of the peasant improved , and his hut more commodiously furnished . We should see The early part of our imaginary history those opinions and feelings which produced would be rich with colouring from ...
... turned into wealthy havens , the meal of the peasant improved , and his hut more commodiously furnished . We should see The early part of our imaginary history those opinions and feelings which produced would be rich with colouring from ...
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... turned pun- isher . If , indeed , from that time forth , the con- duct of Charles had been blameless , it might have been said that his eyes were at last open - cheeks to every smiter , give up to punishment ed to the errors of his ...
... turned pun- isher . If , indeed , from that time forth , the con- duct of Charles had been blameless , it might have been said that his eyes were at last open - cheeks to every smiter , give up to punishment ed to the errors of his ...
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