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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... existence of which we have not the smallest conception , must be assigned , before such appoint- ment can be justified in the eyes of the country . And if no such reasons be assigned , whatever the decision of Parliament may be on the ...
... existence of which we have not the smallest conception , must be assigned , before such appoint- ment can be justified in the eyes of the country . And if no such reasons be assigned , whatever the decision of Parliament may be on the ...
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... existence of so flagrant an abuse , the occurrence of such an extreme case as that which we have suggested - and though we be ready to admit that the present commander - in - chief introduced many salutary regulations into the army ...
... existence of so flagrant an abuse , the occurrence of such an extreme case as that which we have suggested - and though we be ready to admit that the present commander - in - chief introduced many salutary regulations into the army ...
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... existence of poetry , that the verses of the bellman and the lamp - lighter were no longer extant . Oblivion too had wrapt her mantle round all the twelfth- night characters ; and after a most laborious search , through both parlour and ...
... existence of poetry , that the verses of the bellman and the lamp - lighter were no longer extant . Oblivion too had wrapt her mantle round all the twelfth- night characters ; and after a most laborious search , through both parlour and ...
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... existence of schools indeed , but of no scholars ; balls and military revelries are often mentioned ; but except the abstracts of some parliamentary speeches , which furnish very respectable proofs of eloquence and talents , there are ...
... existence of schools indeed , but of no scholars ; balls and military revelries are often mentioned ; but except the abstracts of some parliamentary speeches , which furnish very respectable proofs of eloquence and talents , there are ...
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... existence of no other cause than " envious malignity , " which would prohibit his in- spection of the journals . To the Rev. Mr. Brome and Judge Hinds , however , he returns his grateful acknowledgements for their " unremitting ...
... existence of no other cause than " envious malignity , " which would prohibit his in- spection of the journals . To the Rev. Mr. Brome and Judge Hinds , however , he returns his grateful acknowledgements for their " unremitting ...
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