The Quarterly Review, Volume 212William Gifford, Sir John Taylor Coleridge, John Gibson Lockhart, Whitwell Elwin, William Macpherson, William Smith, Sir John Murray IV, Rowland Edmund Prothero (Baron Ernle), George Walter Prothero John Murray, 1910 |
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... position . It was written in five or six weeks , almost as many years after its inspiration had been imbibed , yet it is still the gospel of Italy , and has left no room for a second evangelist . But , if his voyage of two years wrought ...
... position . It was written in five or six weeks , almost as many years after its inspiration had been imbibed , yet it is still the gospel of Italy , and has left no room for a second evangelist . But , if his voyage of two years wrought ...
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... position of both had become dangerous , Byron's moral character had degenerated , and was per- haps additionally disturbed by the rejection of his first proposal to Miss Milbanke . As to Mary , the infidelities of her husband had become ...
... position of both had become dangerous , Byron's moral character had degenerated , and was per- haps additionally disturbed by the rejection of his first proposal to Miss Milbanke . As to Mary , the infidelities of her husband had become ...
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... position is due , as the latest historian of the archives seems to think , to the central position of the Rolls Chapel mid - way between the fortress of London and the palace and courts of Westminster ; or whether its later pre ...
... position is due , as the latest historian of the archives seems to think , to the central position of the Rolls Chapel mid - way between the fortress of London and the palace and courts of Westminster ; or whether its later pre ...
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... position in which our own official custodians are placed towards these privileged collections is therefore clearly an anomalous one . The denial of access to any of the contents of the Public Record Office can only be justified by the ...
... position in which our own official custodians are placed towards these privileged collections is therefore clearly an anomalous one . The denial of access to any of the contents of the Public Record Office can only be justified by the ...
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... position by success in the same examination that qualifies the pupils of a ' crammer ' to write official précis or to cast accounts of revenue . We have no desire to urge the necessity for a complete change of system in the ...
... position by success in the same examination that qualifies the pupils of a ' crammer ' to write official précis or to cast accounts of revenue . We have no desire to urge the necessity for a complete change of system in the ...
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