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Page 148
6 now and then under his mahogany forehead , as he glanced sideways at us , gave him , I thought , a most demon - like ex- ' pression , according well with the cruel character I had heard of the man , the melancholy state of the country ...
6 now and then under his mahogany forehead , as he glanced sideways at us , gave him , I thought , a most demon - like ex- ' pression , according well with the cruel character I had heard of the man , the melancholy state of the country ...
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He then goes on to recommend a variety of studies and exercises in which the boy should be worked , all with a view to his effi- ciency as a practical statesman , —not to the integrity and expan- sion of his character as a man .
He then goes on to recommend a variety of studies and exercises in which the boy should be worked , all with a view to his effi- ciency as a practical statesman , —not to the integrity and expan- sion of his character as a man .
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T. R. , life , writings , and character of , 469 ; possessed great single - mindedness and patience , 471 , 472 ; is responsible for the principles on which the Poor Law Amendment Bill is constructed , 473-475 ; sketch of his early ...
T. R. , life , writings , and character of , 469 ; possessed great single - mindedness and patience , 471 , 472 ; is responsible for the principles on which the Poor Law Amendment Bill is constructed , 473-475 ; sketch of his early ...
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Sir Thomas Brownes Works including his Life | 1 |
Narrative of a Residence in Koordistan and on the site | 35 |
Poggii Epistolæ Editas collegit et emendavit pleras | 60 |
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