The Quarterly Review, Volume 120John Murray, 1866 |
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Page 50
... effect of his opium , and taking him along the gangway , they saw the wretched crew , of whom the greater part were really asleep , but some unable to close their eyes for pain pretended to be so , having had orders to that effect from ...
... effect of his opium , and taking him along the gangway , they saw the wretched crew , of whom the greater part were really asleep , but some unable to close their eyes for pain pretended to be so , having had orders to that effect from ...
Page 54
... effect of a parley , which the captain , still anxious to gain time for his merchantmen , prolonged as much as possible . At length , when he calculated that all the vessels for whose welfare he was concerned were safe in the Thames ...
... effect of a parley , which the captain , still anxious to gain time for his merchantmen , prolonged as much as possible . At length , when he calculated that all the vessels for whose welfare he was concerned were safe in the Thames ...
Page 58
... effect of that terrible night that it became necessary to hire carts to carry them , though none were allowed this indulgence until it had been proved by the ordeal of the whip that they were really unable to walk . Upon the weakest of ...
... effect of that terrible night that it became necessary to hire carts to carry them , though none were allowed this indulgence until it had been proved by the ordeal of the whip that they were really unable to walk . Upon the weakest of ...
Page 62
... effect the release of those who were still left in the galleys . ' They had an interview also with the Duc d'Aumont , the French Ambassador at London , who received them with much courtesy , and promised to use his best efforts to ...
... effect the release of those who were still left in the galleys . ' They had an interview also with the Duc d'Aumont , the French Ambassador at London , who received them with much courtesy , and promised to use his best efforts to ...
Page 77
... effect upon the smelting furnaces at the ex- tremity of the tunnels . ' * The manufacture of iron was continued subsequent to the * Rev. J. C. Bruce's ' The Roman Wall , ' pp . 422-3 . departure departure of the Romans , for the most ...
... effect upon the smelting furnaces at the ex- tremity of the tunnels . ' * The manufacture of iron was continued subsequent to the * Rev. J. C. Bruce's ' The Roman Wall , ' pp . 422-3 . departure departure of the Romans , for the most ...
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