The Quarterly Review, Volume 72J. Murray, 1843 |
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Page 339
... early divisions of the work , he imposed upon himself the law of considering each period as severed , so to speak , from the rest , — ' Je ne puis prétendre à savoir d'autre partie de l'histoire des Français que celle que j'ai écrite ...
... early divisions of the work , he imposed upon himself the law of considering each period as severed , so to speak , from the rest , — ' Je ne puis prétendre à savoir d'autre partie de l'histoire des Français que celle que j'ai écrite ...
Page 371
... early coinage of Rome , we may observe that , if a pecus were the first device impressed upon it , there is no known speci- men of it in existence . ' Now in the British Museum , not to mention other less accessible collections , there ...
... early coinage of Rome , we may observe that , if a pecus were the first device impressed upon it , there is no known speci- men of it in existence . ' Now in the British Museum , not to mention other less accessible collections , there ...
Page 373
... early period only , is portraiture ; and the next , as we have said , are poetical impersonation and historic incident : in the later times of the empire , for the last 200 years , the execution is generally as barbarous as the design ...
... early period only , is portraiture ; and the next , as we have said , are poetical impersonation and historic incident : in the later times of the empire , for the last 200 years , the execution is generally as barbarous as the design ...
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The Lady of the Manor Being a Series of Conversations | 25 |
Peregrine Bunce By the Author of Sayings | 53 |
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