The Anti-Jacobin Review and Protestant Advocate: Or, Monthly Political and Literary Censor, Band 32Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Paternoster-Row, 1809 |
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... prove we had no constitution till the struggles with James and Charles procured us one . And he has contrived an ef- fectual way to support his system , by beginning the History of Eng- land with Henry VII , and shutting out all that ...
... prove we had no constitution till the struggles with James and Charles procured us one . And he has contrived an ef- fectual way to support his system , by beginning the History of Eng- land with Henry VII , and shutting out all that ...
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... proved to be without any foundation in fact ; indeed , it is not to be supposed that so decided an infidel as his lordship , and one so indifferent about morality , could have taken so much pains to " vindicate the ways of God to man ...
... proved to be without any foundation in fact ; indeed , it is not to be supposed that so decided an infidel as his lordship , and one so indifferent about morality , could have taken so much pains to " vindicate the ways of God to man ...
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... prove , from historical documents , that we have any buildings , whether ecclesiastical or military , that are indubitably of Saxon archi- tecture ; we mean , that were actually erected by Saxon builders and in the Saxon times . Oral ...
... prove , from historical documents , that we have any buildings , whether ecclesiastical or military , that are indubitably of Saxon archi- tecture ; we mean , that were actually erected by Saxon builders and in the Saxon times . Oral ...
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... prove the fact are we believe still in existence . Mr. Malcolm imagines that our ancestors were obliged to put up with " wooden buildings " for their domestic habitations , because the great built their houses all of stone , and by that ...
... prove the fact are we believe still in existence . Mr. Malcolm imagines that our ancestors were obliged to put up with " wooden buildings " for their domestic habitations , because the great built their houses all of stone , and by that ...
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... proved to be necessary . Barrow's Account of the Public Life of Lord Macartney . [ Continued from Vol . 31 , P. 350. ] WE cannot pass over the numerous instances of insatiable and audacious rapacity only hinted at by Mr. Barrow in these ...
... proved to be necessary . Barrow's Account of the Public Life of Lord Macartney . [ Continued from Vol . 31 , P. 350. ] WE cannot pass over the numerous instances of insatiable and audacious rapacity only hinted at by Mr. Barrow in these ...
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