The Quarterly Review, Volume 68J. Murray, 1841 |
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Page 153
... letters , of which the following sheets are almost exact copies , were not deemed proper for public inspection ; there are many trifling occurrences that fill up a letter very agreeably , but when printed become ridiculous .'- Preface ...
... letters , of which the following sheets are almost exact copies , were not deemed proper for public inspection ; there are many trifling occurrences that fill up a letter very agreeably , but when printed become ridiculous .'- Preface ...
Page 470
... letters , written without the remotest idea of publication , by a woman to her husband and others of her nearest and dearest relations . Their greatest value consists in the fact , susceptible of no misconception , that they furnish an ...
... letters , written without the remotest idea of publication , by a woman to her husband and others of her nearest and dearest relations . Their greatest value consists in the fact , susceptible of no misconception , that they furnish an ...
Page 475
... letters are of course full of those transactions , but they are too desul- tory and irregular to afford any connected view of the progress of affairs , and are , besides , so much the echo of the first and generally erroneous rumours of ...
... letters are of course full of those transactions , but they are too desul- tory and irregular to afford any connected view of the progress of affairs , and are , besides , so much the echo of the first and generally erroneous rumours of ...
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Notes on the United States By the Right Hon | 20 |
in the British Colonies Ordered by the House | 88 |
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