The North American Review, Band 64Jared Sparks, Edward Everett, James Russell Lowell, Henry Cabot Lodge O. Everett, 1847 Vols. 227-230, no. 2 include: Stuff and nonsense, v. 5-6, no. 8, Jan. 1929-Aug. 1930. |
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... hour's interview with the Duke of Ormond , and by the 20th was already in the capital . Here every thing seemed to favor his hopes . The army of invasion was assembling in the north , and a 1 * 1847. ] 5 Charles Edward , the Pretender .
... hour's interview with the Duke of Ormond , and by the 20th was already in the capital . Here every thing seemed to favor his hopes . The army of invasion was assembling in the north , and a 1 * 1847. ] 5 Charles Edward , the Pretender .
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... thing that he could descry was a sombre little hut , and towards this he directed his steps . The occupants received him with respect , but could give him no relief from his perplexity . It was eleven in the morning , and two hours had ...
... thing that he could descry was a sombre little hut , and towards this he directed his steps . The occupants received him with respect , but could give him no relief from his perplexity . It was eleven in the morning , and two hours had ...
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... thing like a serious contest . His fol- lowers were said to be a few wild Highlanders and men of desperate fortunes , whom the riot act alone would be suffi- cient to disperse . Thus every apprehension was lulled , and men continued ...
... thing like a serious contest . His fol- lowers were said to be a few wild Highlanders and men of desperate fortunes , whom the riot act alone would be suffi- cient to disperse . Thus every apprehension was lulled , and men continued ...
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... thing had succeeded even beyond his warmest hopes ; and as he paced his paternal halls of Holyrood , the cries of the crowd below compelled him from time to time to show him- self at the window , and he could hear the distant shout from ...
... thing had succeeded even beyond his warmest hopes ; and as he paced his paternal halls of Holyrood , the cries of the crowd below compelled him from time to time to show him- self at the window , and he could hear the distant shout from ...
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... thing wore the aspect of a splendid court , and the old halls , so long condemned to solitude , now rang once more with the sounds of festivity and triumph . Every morning a crowd of courtiers thronged the prince's levee , and the ...
... thing wore the aspect of a splendid court , and the old halls , so long condemned to solitude , now rang once more with the sounds of festivity and triumph . Every morning a crowd of courtiers thronged the prince's levee , and the ...
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