The Retrospective Review.., Volume 7Henry Southern Charles and Henry Baldwyn, Newgate Street., 1823 |
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Page 35
... course by the folly of that great clerk , Sir Edward Coke , though no wise man , who , in a vain glorious speech , to show his vigilancy , enters into a rapture as he sate upon the bench , saying , ' God knows what became of that sweet ...
... course by the folly of that great clerk , Sir Edward Coke , though no wise man , who , in a vain glorious speech , to show his vigilancy , enters into a rapture as he sate upon the bench , saying , ' God knows what became of that sweet ...
Page 38
... course of the symptoms , as well as the appearances on dissection , there cannot be the least doubt that his death was the consequence of a natural disease , and not induced by any iniquitous means , as some of the ene- mies of that ...
... course of the symptoms , as well as the appearances on dissection , there cannot be the least doubt that his death was the consequence of a natural disease , and not induced by any iniquitous means , as some of the ene- mies of that ...
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... course touching the Spanish Monarchy , " proves how well such a scheme was considered to square with the interests of Spain . There is a curious coincidence between the Jesuit's exhortation , and the subsequent conduct of the Spanish ...
... course touching the Spanish Monarchy , " proves how well such a scheme was considered to square with the interests of Spain . There is a curious coincidence between the Jesuit's exhortation , and the subsequent conduct of the Spanish ...
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... course the statements it contains must be taken with considerable distrust . But to us it seems quite clear , that the Diary , at least , was never composed for any eye but his own ; and our reasons for thinking so are these : First ...
... course the statements it contains must be taken with considerable distrust . But to us it seems quite clear , that the Diary , at least , was never composed for any eye but his own ; and our reasons for thinking so are these : First ...
Page 52
... course , do not mean that his education was not sufficiently liberal , in the ordinary sense of the word ; a statesman more learned and less wise has perhaps never existed . Nature appears to have destined him for the head of a college ...
... course , do not mean that his education was not sufficiently liberal , in the ordinary sense of the word ; a statesman more learned and less wise has perhaps never existed . Nature appears to have destined him for the head of a college ...
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