The Quarterly Review, Volumes 262-263William Gifford, Sir John Taylor Coleridge, John Gibson Lockhart, Whitwell Elwin, William Macpherson, John Murray, William Smith, George Walter Prothero, Rowland Edmund Prothero (Baron Ernle) John Murray, 1934 |
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... wrote an article -one of the most brilliant of the many he contributed to this ' Review ' -on Lord Castlereagh . Lord Salisbury's article was devoted almost exclusively to Foreign Policy . · • A ' Prudent panegyrists , ' he wrote ...
... wrote an article -one of the most brilliant of the many he contributed to this ' Review ' -on Lord Castlereagh . Lord Salisbury's article was devoted almost exclusively to Foreign Policy . · • A ' Prudent panegyrists , ' he wrote ...
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... wrote : As surely as spiders abound where there are nooks and crannies , so have pirates sprung up wherever there is a nest of islands offering creeks and shallows , headlands , rocks and reefs - facilities in short for lurking , for ...
... wrote : As surely as spiders abound where there are nooks and crannies , so have pirates sprung up wherever there is a nest of islands offering creeks and shallows , headlands , rocks and reefs - facilities in short for lurking , for ...
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... wrote in her journal : At 11 o'clock Coleridge came , when I was walking in the still clear moonshine in the garden . He came over Helvellyn . Wm . was gone to bed , and John also , worn out with his ride round Coniston . We sate and ...
... wrote in her journal : At 11 o'clock Coleridge came , when I was walking in the still clear moonshine in the garden . He came over Helvellyn . Wm . was gone to bed , and John also , worn out with his ride round Coniston . We sate and ...
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