The Dublin University Magazine, Том 42William Curry, Jun., and Company, 1853 |
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... death of the Duke of Welling- ton naturally gave rise to many publi- cations respecting his life and career , some of which , long written , had been suppressed for various reasons until that event occurred . Others sprang into ...
... death of the Duke of Welling- ton naturally gave rise to many publi- cations respecting his life and career , some of which , long written , had been suppressed for various reasons until that event occurred . Others sprang into ...
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... death , lay down , under the suggestion of his military counsel , that it was not necessary for the prosecutor to substantiate the charge , but that the prisoner must first establish his innocence . The court would have proceeded on ...
... death , lay down , under the suggestion of his military counsel , that it was not necessary for the prosecutor to substantiate the charge , but that the prisoner must first establish his innocence . The court would have proceeded on ...
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... death , they should appoint another executioner , who should not be me . " In every transaction of his life , pub- lic or private , we never find the Duke swerving or hesitating for a moment on any point when he had once satis- fied ...
... death , they should appoint another executioner , who should not be me . " In every transaction of his life , pub- lic or private , we never find the Duke swerving or hesitating for a moment on any point when he had once satis- fied ...
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... death , the Roman Flamen Dialis was forbidden to touch them , or even to pronounce their name , by which he would be reputed defiled . Beans , in the middle ages , were given as funeral doles , and on Mid - Lent Sunday were consecrated ...
... death , the Roman Flamen Dialis was forbidden to touch them , or even to pronounce their name , by which he would be reputed defiled . Beans , in the middle ages , were given as funeral doles , and on Mid - Lent Sunday were consecrated ...
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... death . But the Moor , more humane and more honourable than the nominal Christian , shrunk from slay- ing his guest in so perfidious a man- ner , and contented himself by making the Spaniard his prisoner , treating him at the same time ...
... death . But the Moor , more humane and more honourable than the nominal Christian , shrunk from slay- ing his guest in so perfidious a man- ner , and contented himself by making the Spaniard his prisoner , treating him at the same time ...
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