The Quarterly Review, Volume 105William 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, 1859 |
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... France , and liking better to talk about it , I know not . The cavalry is very fine ; the infantry exactly like the Hessian , only taller and better set up , but much slower in their move- ments . Their manœuvres were such as the worst ...
... France , and liking better to talk about it , I know not . The cavalry is very fine ; the infantry exactly like the Hessian , only taller and better set up , but much slower in their move- ments . Their manœuvres were such as the worst ...
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... France . The brave and loyal Charlemont , the Irish Lafayette , whose army of volunteers is morally as well as materially strengthened by Roman Catholics , will record a willing and conscientious vote against their admission to ...
... France . The brave and loyal Charlemont , the Irish Lafayette , whose army of volunteers is morally as well as materially strengthened by Roman Catholics , will record a willing and conscientious vote against their admission to ...
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... France . Everywhere starting from the same point of connexion with the church , the drama made unequal progress in each country , moving always by like steps . The monks made use of the instinct of mimicry which they found blended among ...
... France . Everywhere starting from the same point of connexion with the church , the drama made unequal progress in each country , moving always by like steps . The monks made use of the instinct of mimicry which they found blended among ...
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... France , thereby implying that this jurisdiction had been at some time conferred by some other authority , probably that of election by their fellow - countrymen , -for it was provided that , in case of vacancy , the eldest of the ...
... France , thereby implying that this jurisdiction had been at some time conferred by some other authority , probably that of election by their fellow - countrymen , -for it was provided that , in case of vacancy , the eldest of the ...
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... France , however despotic at home , protected not only the inte- rests but the liberties of its subjects settled abroad . The principle of the isolation of Frenchmen , of all classes , from the action of foreign tribunals , is prominent ...
... France , however despotic at home , protected not only the inte- rests but the liberties of its subjects settled abroad . The principle of the isolation of Frenchmen , of all classes , from the action of foreign tribunals , is prominent ...
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