The Quarterly Review, Volume 72J. Murray, 1843 |
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Page 129
... reason with our vulgar for perpetual war ; because , though to prevail over England must be the final scope and aim of his ambition , without which the absolute disposal of the whole Continent leaves his love of glory unsatisfied , and ...
... reason with our vulgar for perpetual war ; because , though to prevail over England must be the final scope and aim of his ambition , without which the absolute disposal of the whole Continent leaves his love of glory unsatisfied , and ...
Page 274
... reason that he does not give , but we think even more cogent - that it is one of the long series of innovations of a ... reasons that do not strike us as con- clusive , induced , not , however , without evident hesitation and reluctance ...
... reason that he does not give , but we think even more cogent - that it is one of the long series of innovations of a ... reasons that do not strike us as con- clusive , induced , not , however , without evident hesitation and reluctance ...
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... reason to oppose , but rather to comply with them , or if they tend to promote a delight in God's service . As for instance : - 1. Worshipping towards the East was a very ancient custom in the Christian Church . I grant that very ...
... reason to oppose , but rather to comply with them , or if they tend to promote a delight in God's service . As for instance : - 1. Worshipping towards the East was a very ancient custom in the Christian Church . I grant that very ...
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The Lady of the Manor Being a Series of Conversations | 25 |
Peregrine Bunce By the Author of Sayings | 53 |
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