The Quarterly Review, Volumes 157-158John Murray, 1884 |
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Page 22
... feel in foreign and domestic policy . Some , no doubt , spring from innocent curiosity ; some from pardonable vanity ; but not a few , we are sorry to say - and we refer more particularly to those respecting Ireland and India - are ...
... feel in foreign and domestic policy . Some , no doubt , spring from innocent curiosity ; some from pardonable vanity ; but not a few , we are sorry to say - and we refer more particularly to those respecting Ireland and India - are ...
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... feeling , ' t we put this down to the credit of the clergy - ' malis displicere laudari est . ' To be scoffed at by such writers as Lord Hervey , Lord Chesterfield , and Horace Walpole , is no discredit . But it is a remarkable fact ...
... feeling , ' t we put this down to the credit of the clergy - ' malis displicere laudari est . ' To be scoffed at by such writers as Lord Hervey , Lord Chesterfield , and Horace Walpole , is no discredit . But it is a remarkable fact ...
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... feel some annoyance at this ; and though the Wesleys never spoke bitterly of the clergy , yet the railings of George Whitefield were notorious , and sufficiently exasperating . The clergy also would be apt to consider that there was ...
... feel some annoyance at this ; and though the Wesleys never spoke bitterly of the clergy , yet the railings of George Whitefield were notorious , and sufficiently exasperating . The clergy also would be apt to consider that there was ...
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... feels the weight of its contribution to the National Exchequer . No working - class family feels even unconsciously the burden of the very small indirect contribution which , through the few remaining taxes on food , it does render to ...
... feels the weight of its contribution to the National Exchequer . No working - class family feels even unconsciously the burden of the very small indirect contribution which , through the few remaining taxes on food , it does render to ...
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... feel at once that fall wages which commenced in 1874 , and continued for full five years ; but in 1875-76 its inevitable effect , in reducing the consumption of those luxuries which the working man can most easily forego , and which ...
... feel at once that fall wages which commenced in 1874 , and continued for full five years ; but in 1875-76 its inevitable effect , in reducing the consumption of those luxuries which the working man can most easily forego , and which ...
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