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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... necessary effect which he wishes ; but it is in vain to expect that governors alone will ever be able to stem the torrent of corruption , while all the subaltern agents continue to enjoy the utmost impunity , and when even di- rectors ...
... necessary effect which he wishes ; but it is in vain to expect that governors alone will ever be able to stem the torrent of corruption , while all the subaltern agents continue to enjoy the utmost impunity , and when even di- rectors ...
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... necessary even as they may have been found , in the ight of preparatory discourses , to soften , and gradually lead the Nabob's mind to a further acqui- escence with the real and just intentions of your government , it ** would not be ...
... necessary even as they may have been found , in the ight of preparatory discourses , to soften , and gradually lead the Nabob's mind to a further acqui- escence with the real and just intentions of your government , it ** would not be ...
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... necessary to every man of rectitude ; but his lordship's practical application of it , at least in the latter case , was very absurd . The sword was General Stuart's profession , civil polity that of Lord Macartney ; there was ...
... necessary to every man of rectitude ; but his lordship's practical application of it , at least in the latter case , was very absurd . The sword was General Stuart's profession , civil polity that of Lord Macartney ; there was ...
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... necessary to every Christian clergyman . But learning alone , however extensive , will not , in an age like the present , when every thing is controverted , be sufficient to enable a bishop to discharge this part of his difficult and ...
... necessary to every Christian clergyman . But learning alone , however extensive , will not , in an age like the present , when every thing is controverted , be sufficient to enable a bishop to discharge this part of his difficult and ...
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... necessary to make a sort of compromise of the matter . " It might naturally be expected , " says he , " that dissection of the bodies of those , in whom the disease had proved fatal , would remove all doubt from the subject ; and at ...
... necessary to make a sort of compromise of the matter . " It might naturally be expected , " says he , " that dissection of the bodies of those , in whom the disease had proved fatal , would remove all doubt from the subject ; and at ...
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