The Quarterly Review, Volume 72J. Murray, 1843 |
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Page 286
... given . But whether this distinction be sufficient to justify the theo- retic consistency of the Rubrics or no , we must add that , in point of fact , the two warnings are seldom if ever given , and that the most usual practice is to ...
... given . But whether this distinction be sufficient to justify the theo- retic consistency of the Rubrics or no , we must add that , in point of fact , the two warnings are seldom if ever given , and that the most usual practice is to ...
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... given forth the Byzantine Historians , Gibbon was born , to avail himself of what had been provided for him by the munificence of Louis XIV . Muratori also , except so far as he was used by Gibbon , continued un- opened until Sismondi ...
... given forth the Byzantine Historians , Gibbon was born , to avail himself of what had been provided for him by the munificence of Louis XIV . Muratori also , except so far as he was used by Gibbon , continued un- opened until Sismondi ...
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... given us above one hundred and fifty more lines , chiefly in an amatory tone , some of them very objectionable . We will therefore , right or wrong , discard the cold criticism of the Professor , and decline to adjudge away from ...
... given us above one hundred and fifty more lines , chiefly in an amatory tone , some of them very objectionable . We will therefore , right or wrong , discard the cold criticism of the Professor , and decline to adjudge away from ...
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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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