The Eclectic Magazine of Foreign Literature, Science, and Art, Volume 25Leavitt, Trow, & Company, 1851 - American literature |
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... fact having been discovered by the coat - of - arms that was pasted in them . From his correspondence , we learn that he received occasional remit- tances from his father ; but the fact that these are mentioned , proves that they were ...
... fact having been discovered by the coat - of - arms that was pasted in them . From his correspondence , we learn that he received occasional remit- tances from his father ; but the fact that these are mentioned , proves that they were ...
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... fact , you posed that Burke ridiculed . And yet Gren- trade very largely where you are met by the goods ville was by no means considered an ordinary of all nations . You even pay high duties on the man , though nothing can appear more ...
... fact , you posed that Burke ridiculed . And yet Gren- trade very largely where you are met by the goods ville was by no means considered an ordinary of all nations . You even pay high duties on the man , though nothing can appear more ...
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... fact of Burke's having the least knowledge of Junius would have on the reputation of the great man whom he rever ... facts of unquestionable authority . " With all due respect to the brilliant essay- ist and historian , this sentence ...
... fact of Burke's having the least knowledge of Junius would have on the reputation of the great man whom he rever ... facts of unquestionable authority . " With all due respect to the brilliant essay- ist and historian , this sentence ...
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... fact was announced to inquirers with exultation ; if a daughter , the answer was - Nothing ! and those who came to congratulate went silent away . It must not be supposed that this system had grown up to such monstrous maturity without ...
... fact was announced to inquirers with exultation ; if a daughter , the answer was - Nothing ! and those who came to congratulate went silent away . It must not be supposed that this system had grown up to such monstrous maturity without ...
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... fact that the state of Gwalior , in proclaiming and ready to abandon his own anti - abolition- Suttee penal , expressly cited as its authority ist views directly abolition appeared possi- the edict from Jypore ; while nearly every ble ...
... fact that the state of Gwalior , in proclaiming and ready to abandon his own anti - abolition- Suttee penal , expressly cited as its authority ist views directly abolition appeared possi- the edict from Jypore ; while nearly every ble ...
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