The Quarterly Review, Volume 165William Gifford, Sir John Taylor Coleridge, John Gibson Lockhart, Whitwell Elwin, William Macpherson, William Smith, Sir John Murray (IV), John Murray, Rowland Edmund Prothero (Baron Ernle), George Walter Prothero John Murray, 1887 - English literature |
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... ment of Rousseau , and from the fiction of Fielding . He con- siders that the tendency of these writers , in their various styles and times , was in this respect substantially the same ; that they placed philanthropy and benevolence ...
... ment of Rousseau , and from the fiction of Fielding . He con- siders that the tendency of these writers , in their various styles and times , was in this respect substantially the same ; that they placed philanthropy and benevolence ...
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... ment was libellous . In 1791 , Mr. Fox , with the full assent of Mr. Pitt and in the teeth of Lord Chancellor Thurlow's bitter opposition , carried a declaratory Bill giving juries the right to settle the whole question . It is , ' as ...
... ment was libellous . In 1791 , Mr. Fox , with the full assent of Mr. Pitt and in the teeth of Lord Chancellor Thurlow's bitter opposition , carried a declaratory Bill giving juries the right to settle the whole question . It is , ' as ...
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... ment and institutions of France had indeed become inevitable , but such a change need not have been a revolution ; and if it had been effected , as very similar changes have been effected in other countries , without the subversion of ...
... ment and institutions of France had indeed become inevitable , but such a change need not have been a revolution ; and if it had been effected , as very similar changes have been effected in other countries , without the subversion of ...
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... ment were pressed to give reasons in pounds , shillings , and pence for their contention , their replies were almost invariably unsatisfactory . Lean cattle and sheep were high in price , com- monly costing more per pound than was ...
... ment were pressed to give reasons in pounds , shillings , and pence for their contention , their replies were almost invariably unsatisfactory . Lean cattle and sheep were high in price , com- monly costing more per pound than was ...
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... ment of all , took shape . The plan was to found a colony in some primeval forest on the shores of the Susquehanna — a locality only selected for the euphony of the name where there should be perfect freedom and equality , all goods in ...
... ment of all , took shape . The plan was to found a colony in some primeval forest on the shores of the Susquehanna — a locality only selected for the euphony of the name where there should be perfect freedom and equality , all goods in ...
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