The Eclectic review. vol. 1-New [8th]1839 |
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... important period to which it refers , are numerous and valuable , and such as are calculated to correct not a few pre- vailing mistakes into which our most respectable historians have fallen . Mr. Napier has made ample use of his ...
... important period to which it refers , are numerous and valuable , and such as are calculated to correct not a few pre- vailing mistakes into which our most respectable historians have fallen . Mr. Napier has made ample use of his ...
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... important , and in many respects unparalleled transactions of which Scotland was the theatre during the troubled reign of the first Charles . MONTROSE was the only son of John , third Earl of that name , and , as appears from an ...
... important , and in many respects unparalleled transactions of which Scotland was the theatre during the troubled reign of the first Charles . MONTROSE was the only son of John , third Earl of that name , and , as appears from an ...
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... important misconception of previous historians , by showing that the passage in Spalding's narrative , on which the latter part of the charge almost exclusively rests , does not refer to Montrose at all , but to the Earl Marischall ...
... important misconception of previous historians , by showing that the passage in Spalding's narrative , on which the latter part of the charge almost exclusively rests , does not refer to Montrose at all , but to the Earl Marischall ...
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... important service , would seem to have made the old rogue believe that his preten- sions were admitted , for he capered with delight . But , nothing ' for nothing , ' the reckoning came , and there was great difficulty to settle the ...
... important service , would seem to have made the old rogue believe that his preten- sions were admitted , for he capered with delight . But , nothing ' for nothing , ' the reckoning came , and there was great difficulty to settle the ...
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... importance . The principal methods by which this discipline may be most effectually secured , appear to us , the study ... important kind of discipline , the benefit of which is not lost nor even diminished by the alleged uncertainty of ...
... importance . The principal methods by which this discipline may be most effectually secured , appear to us , the study ... important kind of discipline , the benefit of which is not lost nor even diminished by the alleged uncertainty of ...
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