The Quarterly Review, Volumes 79-81William Gifford, Sir John Taylor Coleridge, John Gibson Lockhart, Whitwell Elwin, William Macpherson, William Smith, John Murray, Rowland Edmund Prothero (Baron Ernle), George Walter Prothero John Murray, 1847 |
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... banks of the the King had no longer any reason to main- Forth , close to Stirling Bridge , and he was tain his Declaration and forbid the Earl his attended by some friends - Keir , Napier , and presence . Charles's displeasure at Hamil ...
... banks of the the King had no longer any reason to main- Forth , close to Stirling Bridge , and he was tain his Declaration and forbid the Earl his attended by some friends - Keir , Napier , and presence . Charles's displeasure at Hamil ...
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... banks of the holds of Scotland were in their hands ; Annan at the head of several hundred horse . while , on the other side , the King's friends He was joined by some noblemen of great were gained over or disheartened , scattered , note ...
... banks of the holds of Scotland were in their hands ; Annan at the head of several hundred horse . while , on the other side , the King's friends He was joined by some noblemen of great were gained over or disheartened , scattered , note ...
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... banks of the Dee . He found in front of him an un- expected enemy . Lord Lewis Gordon , a brave but hare - brained and wilful young man , bad espoused a different party from his fa- ther's , and raised some of his father's vassals ...
... banks of the Dee . He found in front of him an un- expected enemy . Lord Lewis Gordon , a brave but hare - brained and wilful young man , bad espoused a different party from his fa- ther's , and raised some of his father's vassals ...
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... bank of the Ettrick , while he crossed that river with his officers and horsemen to take up quarters in the little town of Selkirk . For the greater part of that night he was occu- pied with his friends , Lords Napier , Airlie , and ...
... bank of the Ettrick , while he crossed that river with his officers and horsemen to take up quarters in the little town of Selkirk . For the greater part of that night he was occu- pied with his friends , Lords Napier , Airlie , and ...
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... Bank of England ( like the common law improvement of their minds , but to pass a courts ) takes no cognizance of trustees , but few idle years in folly , vice , and extrava- presumes all funded stock to belong to the gance . In the ...
... Bank of England ( like the common law improvement of their minds , but to pass a courts ) takes no cognizance of trustees , but few idle years in folly , vice , and extrava- presumes all funded stock to belong to the gance . In the ...
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