The Quarterly Review, Volumes 237-238William Gifford, Sir John Taylor Coleridge, John Gibson Lockhart, Whitwell Elwin, William Macpherson, William Smith, John Murray, Rowland Edmund Prothero (Baron Ernle), George Walter Prothero John Murray, 1922 |
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... principles of the club were staunch Whig . At it the great Whig chiefs , such as Somers and Halifax , met the foremost Whig writers , such as Congreve , Addison , Garth , and Steele . Pope and Gay sometimes visited the club , and on one ...
... principles of the club were staunch Whig . At it the great Whig chiefs , such as Somers and Halifax , met the foremost Whig writers , such as Congreve , Addison , Garth , and Steele . Pope and Gay sometimes visited the club , and on one ...
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... principles , on which they were unanimously agreed , was not to give him his head at first , and never to be thoroughly convinced of his affection till he had made over to her all his goods ; after which the sooner he went to his long ...
... principles , on which they were unanimously agreed , was not to give him his head at first , and never to be thoroughly convinced of his affection till he had made over to her all his goods ; after which the sooner he went to his long ...
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... principles and patches were midway betweer these extremes , and who seemed to sit there , strangely enough , for no other purpose but to see the opera . Ir order to ascertain the state of political opinion among the ladies , Addison had ...
... principles and patches were midway betweer these extremes , and who seemed to sit there , strangely enough , for no other purpose but to see the opera . Ir order to ascertain the state of political opinion among the ladies , Addison had ...
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... principles - unswerving insistence upon his inde- pendent sovereignty , and the legal demarcation of all his territories , whether inherited or acquired . After his victory at Adowa in 1896 , his sovereignty was never again called in ...
... principles - unswerving insistence upon his inde- pendent sovereignty , and the legal demarcation of all his territories , whether inherited or acquired . After his victory at Adowa in 1896 , his sovereignty was never again called in ...
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... principle that inferior criticism always overlooks : he has ever a kindly , and at the same time a leisurely , half - laughing , half - reticent mastery of his creation , which he never permits to get out of hand ; so that he is able ...
... principle that inferior criticism always overlooks : he has ever a kindly , and at the same time a leisurely , half - laughing , half - reticent mastery of his creation , which he never permits to get out of hand ; so that he is able ...
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