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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... Kirch Donkern , in which the French , under the Prince de Soubise and the Maréchal de Broglie , sustained a severe defeat . Subsequently to the cam- paign of 1762 , his active services in the field paign Lord Cornwallis , 5.
... Kirch Donkern , in which the French , under the Prince de Soubise and the Maréchal de Broglie , sustained a severe defeat . Subsequently to the cam- paign of 1762 , his active services in the field paign Lord Cornwallis , 5.
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... prince to furnish his court with a company of English players ; and some English companies made circuits of their own through German towns , acting their native plays in their native tongue , but producing so much applause by the ...
... prince to furnish his court with a company of English players ; and some English companies made circuits of their own through German towns , acting their native plays in their native tongue , but producing so much applause by the ...
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... prince , who remained Balthazar ; and while there was no change in the name of Lorenzo and Horatio , Jeronimo became Malignus , the Court Marshal . The version is a free but close translation ; so close , that any omissions catch the ...
... prince , who remained Balthazar ; and while there was no change in the name of Lorenzo and Horatio , Jeronimo became Malignus , the Court Marshal . The version is a free but close translation ; so close , that any omissions catch the ...
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... Prince of Denmark . When he was first present at the performance of Macbeth ' in 1664 , he calls it only a pretty good play . ' Afterwards it rose in his favour , and in 1667 he declares it to be a most excellent play in all respects ...
... Prince of Denmark . When he was first present at the performance of Macbeth ' in 1664 , he calls it only a pretty good play . ' Afterwards it rose in his favour , and in 1667 he declares it to be a most excellent play in all respects ...
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... prince of power , she asks , ' Sir , are not you my father ? ' he assents , adding- ' and thy father Was Duke of Milan , and his only heir And princess , no worse issued . ' 6 The old Corrector turns the second ' and ' into a thou ...
... prince of power , she asks , ' Sir , are not you my father ? ' he assents , adding- ' and thy father Was Duke of Milan , and his only heir And princess , no worse issued . ' 6 The old Corrector turns the second ' and ' into a thou ...
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