The Edinburgh Review: Or Critical Journal, Band 107A. Constable, 1858 |
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... direct taxa- tion . On this point all the evidence before us is unanimous . Mr. Halliday stated before a Parliamentary Committee in 1832- ' There are no immediate sources of revenue to which you can look , except to the increasing ...
... direct taxa- tion . On this point all the evidence before us is unanimous . Mr. Halliday stated before a Parliamentary Committee in 1832- ' There are no immediate sources of revenue to which you can look , except to the increasing ...
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... direct working of the Divine Spirit on his individual being , this immediate inspiration , nothing must be suffered to intervene . If from the prison - house of corruption in which men found themselves any emerged to light and safety ...
... direct working of the Divine Spirit on his individual being , this immediate inspiration , nothing must be suffered to intervene . If from the prison - house of corruption in which men found themselves any emerged to light and safety ...
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... direct and unintentional , in place of direct and preconcerted means , is too much in keeping with the whole scheme of English life to render it as objectionable as it would elsewhere be considered . But in Scotland , -where no one ...
... direct and unintentional , in place of direct and preconcerted means , is too much in keeping with the whole scheme of English life to render it as objectionable as it would elsewhere be considered . But in Scotland , -where no one ...
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1 General Report on the Administration of | 1 |
History of Latin Christianity including that of | 51 |
Memorials and Correspondence of Charles James | 134 |
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