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... tend to stimulate rather than allay his thirst after a longer and deeper draught .
The character of the royal personage under review is one of that stamp , which
can hardly VOL . VII . PART 1 . be thought to merit the trouble of much
investigation ;
... tend to stimulate rather than allay his thirst after a longer and deeper draught .
The character of the royal personage under review is one of that stamp , which
can hardly VOL . VII . PART 1 . be thought to merit the trouble of much
investigation ;
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be thought to merit the trouble of much investigation ; and we confess , we should
have been extremely reluctant to waste our own time and the reader ' s patience
in so unprofitable a labour as that of defining exactly the shades of his moral ...
be thought to merit the trouble of much investigation ; and we confess , we should
have been extremely reluctant to waste our own time and the reader ' s patience
in so unprofitable a labour as that of defining exactly the shades of his moral ...
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... the rather because the pamphlet itself is so rare , as looks as if the whole
edition had been secured from the public , ” — a . practice , it seems , of the whig
faction , when any thing , they did not like , was thought fit to be suppressed .
Although ...
... the rather because the pamphlet itself is so rare , as looks as if the whole
edition had been secured from the public , ” — a . practice , it seems , of the whig
faction , when any thing , they did not like , was thought fit to be suppressed .
Although ...
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... I don ' t think it of sufficient value , after fifty , to be preserved with the forfeiture
of my honour , conscience , and the laws of the land . " * This is all very well : we
never thought so meanly of Charles ' s conversational powers , as to doubt his ...
... I don ' t think it of sufficient value , after fifty , to be preserved with the forfeiture
of my honour , conscience , and the laws of the land . " * This is all very well : we
never thought so meanly of Charles ' s conversational powers , as to doubt his ...
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But it seems that a victim , whether one could be legally had or not , was thought
requisite ; and this being once determined , the predominant faction had only to
consult their envy , jealousy , and hatred , to decide on the person , who was to ...
But it seems that a victim , whether one could be legally had or not , was thought
requisite ; and this being once determined , the predominant faction had only to
consult their envy , jealousy , and hatred , to decide on the person , who was to ...
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| Назва | The Retrospective Review.., Том 8 |
| Редактор | Henry Southern |
| Постачальники | David Sampson Maurice, Charles and Henry Baldwyn |
| Видавець | Charles and Henry Baldwyn, Newgate Street., 1823 |
| Оригінал із | Оксфордський університет |
| Оцифровано | 3 лис. 2006 |
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