The Museum of Foreign Literature, Science and Art, Том 21E. Littell, 1832 |
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... kind ; and his principles , tories , of negroes in sugar plantations , —is an agreeable recreation . There was , it is said , a criminal in Italy , who was suffered to make his choice between Guicciardini and the gal- leys . He chose ...
... kind ; and his principles , tories , of negroes in sugar plantations , —is an agreeable recreation . There was , it is said , a criminal in Italy , who was suffered to make his choice between Guicciardini and the gal- leys . He chose ...
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... kind . It is called an absolute monarchy , because little respect was paid by the Tudors to those insti- tutions which we have been accustomed to consider as the sole checks on the power of the sovereign . A modern Englishman can hardly ...
... kind . It is called an absolute monarchy , because little respect was paid by the Tudors to those insti- tutions which we have been accustomed to consider as the sole checks on the power of the sovereign . A modern Englishman can hardly ...
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... kind , is furnished by the drama of that age . No man would bring unpopular opinions prominently forward in a play intended for representation . And we may safely conclude , that feelings and opi- nions which pervade the whole dramatic ...
... kind , is furnished by the drama of that age . No man would bring unpopular opinions prominently forward in a play intended for representation . And we may safely conclude , that feelings and opi- nions which pervade the whole dramatic ...
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... kind taken , and in consequence there arose doubts among them whether or not it was good or even safe eating . The word , however , being soon passed along the decks , that orders had been given for some slices of the porpoise to be ...
... kind taken , and in consequence there arose doubts among them whether or not it was good or even safe eating . The word , however , being soon passed along the decks , that orders had been given for some slices of the porpoise to be ...
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... kind . From the Edinburgh Review . THE WAVERLEY NOVELS . * Ar the conclusion of the fourth and last series of the " Tales of my Landlord , " is the following affecting passage : - " The gentle reader is acquainted , that these are , in ...
... kind . From the Edinburgh Review . THE WAVERLEY NOVELS . * Ar the conclusion of the fourth and last series of the " Tales of my Landlord , " is the following affecting passage : - " The gentle reader is acquainted , that these are , in ...
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