The Quarterly Review, Volume 120John Murray, 1866 |
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Page 31
... never for a moment took so unworthy a view of the matter , " I have eaten the King's salt , " was his reply to some who remarked on the arrangement , " and consider myself bound to go where I am sent , and to do as I am ordered . " 6 We ...
... never for a moment took so unworthy a view of the matter , " I have eaten the King's salt , " was his reply to some who remarked on the arrangement , " and consider myself bound to go where I am sent , and to do as I am ordered . " 6 We ...
Page 32
... never affected to believe in the prin- ciples of his correspondents . He knew them to be venal , and he bribed them because it was his duty to the Government which he served to do so . ' But he contradicts himself lower in the same page ...
... never affected to believe in the prin- ciples of his correspondents . He knew them to be venal , and he bribed them because it was his duty to the Government which he served to do so . ' But he contradicts himself lower in the same page ...
Page 35
... never , attack in line on the field of battle . And we do not believe that any but English troops could now be trusted to resist a serious attack in line , i . e . with a line of battle formed of regiments or battalions in line . At ...
... never , attack in line on the field of battle . And we do not believe that any but English troops could now be trusted to resist a serious attack in line , i . e . with a line of battle formed of regiments or battalions in line . At ...
Page 44
... never betray the faith that was dearer to them than their lives . The curate then proceeded to try his polemical skill , but finding them well primed on the usual topics of controversy , and being himself but indifferently skilled in ...
... never betray the faith that was dearer to them than their lives . The curate then proceeded to try his polemical skill , but finding them well primed on the usual topics of controversy , and being himself but indifferently skilled in ...
Page 49
... never again revived ) , the end was gained , and an amount of work per- formed which no voluntary labour could have achieved , nor any bribe or reward extracted from free men . This statement does not rest upon mere conjecture , the ...
... never again revived ) , the end was gained , and an amount of work per- formed which no voluntary labour could have achieved , nor any bribe or reward extracted from free men . This statement does not rest upon mere conjecture , the ...
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