The Quarterly Review, Volumes 86-87John Murray, 1850 |
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Page 84
... Paris or at Rome the rich revenues of their Irish estates , at finding it contended by learned philosophers that , by abstracting from their native land the produce of the gifts which a bountiful Providence and the toil of a wretched ...
... Paris or at Rome the rich revenues of their Irish estates , at finding it contended by learned philosophers that , by abstracting from their native land the produce of the gifts which a bountiful Providence and the toil of a wretched ...
Page 109
... Paris , and elsewhere , for this laudable pur- pose . The Jews had been the principal agents and promoters of the insurrection , and through the means of their extended connexions , their colleagues and political associates were enabled ...
... Paris , and elsewhere , for this laudable pur- pose . The Jews had been the principal agents and promoters of the insurrection , and through the means of their extended connexions , their colleagues and political associates were enabled ...
Page 115
... Paris , there to enjoy the fruits of their celebrity in all the luxury for which their term of power has afforded them ample means . tria it is not easy to conceive ; but not even Mr. Abercromby himself could have satisfied the ...
... Paris , there to enjoy the fruits of their celebrity in all the luxury for which their term of power has afforded them ample means . tria it is not easy to conceive ; but not even Mr. Abercromby himself could have satisfied the ...
Page 182
... Paris ; it was writ- increase of religious feeling , seems insen- ten in French with a view , as is conjectured , sibly to relax its grasp upon objective truth , to its being known . It was dated May 24 , and to decline into feebler ...
... Paris ; it was writ- increase of religious feeling , seems insen- ten in French with a view , as is conjectured , sibly to relax its grasp upon objective truth , to its being known . It was dated May 24 , and to decline into feebler ...
Page 184
... Paris , a prodigious re- pertory of the most authentic materials of modern history has been laid open with in- creasing liberality to literary research . Po- litics have found a mode of repaying their debt to history . Every report ...
... Paris , a prodigious re- pertory of the most authentic materials of modern history has been laid open with in- creasing liberality to literary research . Po- litics have found a mode of repaying their debt to history . Every report ...
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