 | Sydney Smith, Lord Francis Jeffrey Jeffrey, Macvey Napier, William Empson, Sir George Cornewall Lewis, Henry Reeve, Arthur Ralph Douglas Elliot (Hon.), Harold Cox - 1853
...Greece, to be of any value, must be also a running commentary on the evidence, and he has endeavoured to put the reader in a position to judge for himself on every disputable point. But the discussions, though to a historical taste as interesting as the narrative,... | |
 | Joseph Mendham - 1840 - 130 Seiten
...of the Card. DUKE or YORK, Rome, 1764, the bull is transcribed at length in its la»t form. in Home of a form justly offensive to the European powers....in later times. * See the testimonies at length in Lit. Pol. pp. 260, 1. De POTTER is added. 85 Excommunicamus, et anathematizamus ex parte Dei Oinnipotentis... | |
 | John Stuart Mill - 1859
...Greece, to be of any value, must be also a running commentary on the evidence, and he has endeavoured to put the reader in a position to judge for himself on every disputable point. But the discussions, though to a historical taste as interesting as the narrative,... | |
 | John Stuart Mill - 1859
...Greece, to be of any value, must be also a running commentary on the evidence, and he has endeavoured to put the reader in a position to judge for himself on every disputable point. But the discussions, though to a historical taste as interesting as the narrative,... | |
 | 1879
...to draw the inferences which seem to us to follow necessarily from the objective premises laid down. In order" to put the reader in a position to judge for himself what are the conditions to be taken into account, and in order to enable him to form a correct estimate... | |
 | 1895
...calves out of the IOOO died ; in other localities the mortality was only about 2O per 1000. However, in order to put the reader in a position to judge for himself, we publish the figures which have been sent to us, taking 1893 as the type for the mean mortality per... | |
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... differs from the common opinion, explaining his reasons with the precision and minuteness of one who neither desires nor expects that anything will be taken upon trust. He has felt that a history of Greece, to be of any value, must be also a running... 