The Quarterly Review, Volumes 155-156John Murray, 1883 |
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... fact . It is so well known as to be proverbial . We are at the present moment speaking more particularly of our own country ; but , as Mr. George says that his theories are exemplified better here than any where else , our own country ...
... fact . It is so well known as to be proverbial . We are at the present moment speaking more particularly of our own country ; but , as Mr. George says that his theories are exemplified better here than any where else , our own country ...
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... fact , that two of Berkeley chiefly relied was not that of Swift's housekeepers , two of Stella's Mrs. Hearne . I was , ' he says , ' informed executors , and Dr. Lyon , were satisfied by the relict of Bishop Berkeley that her that ...
... fact , that two of Berkeley chiefly relied was not that of Swift's housekeepers , two of Stella's Mrs. Hearne . I was , ' he says , ' informed executors , and Dr. Lyon , were satisfied by the relict of Bishop Berkeley that her that ...
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... fact that its temper is less ferocious than previously , shows , not that it has lost in strength , but that it has gained in confidence . That the educated classes in England There is a singular illustration of what should be so little ...
... fact that its temper is less ferocious than previously , shows , not that it has lost in strength , but that it has gained in confidence . That the educated classes in England There is a singular illustration of what should be so little ...
Contents
ART PAGE I ARCHBISHOP TAIT AND THE PRIMACY | 1 |
PROGRESS AND POVERTY | 19 |
PRIVATE LIFE OF CARDINAL MAZARIN | 40 |
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