The Dublin University Magazine, Volume 27William Curry, Jun., and Company, 1846 - Ireland |
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... Mr. Godkin did not know of the Irish speech of Lord Moira , what are we to think of the presumptuous igno- rance of his assertions ? -if he did , was what must be the character of his mind ? If 12 [ Jan. Prizes in the Lottery of Repeal .
... Mr. Godkin did not know of the Irish speech of Lord Moira , what are we to think of the presumptuous igno- rance of his assertions ? -if he did , was what must be the character of his mind ? If 12 [ Jan. Prizes in the Lottery of Repeal .
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... character of his mind ? If all the alleged crimes and cruel- ties committed during the rebellion , had been proclaimed by such an autho- rity , and therefore investigated with so much care , the most of them would be found , no doubt ...
... character of his mind ? If all the alleged crimes and cruel- ties committed during the rebellion , had been proclaimed by such an autho- rity , and therefore investigated with so much care , the most of them would be found , no doubt ...
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... character recognised as modern - that is , such as is at this day the character of music in general ? and to mark what goes before it ( notwithstanding some individual exceptions ) as old- that is , such as it referred to a former and ...
... character recognised as modern - that is , such as is at this day the character of music in general ? and to mark what goes before it ( notwithstanding some individual exceptions ) as old- that is , such as it referred to a former and ...
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... character and dispo- sition of individuals , wholly unknown to them , by a simple glance at their handwriting ; and who have , in one or two instances , been singularly success- ful in such delineations , while others have completely ...
... character and dispo- sition of individuals , wholly unknown to them , by a simple glance at their handwriting ; and who have , in one or two instances , been singularly success- ful in such delineations , while others have completely ...
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... character and abili- ties , fully corroborate the fidelity of this picture . Bidding farewell to the venerable wall , we trace the stream in its onward course . The road follows the windings of the river through a pretty glen . On the ...
... character and abili- ties , fully corroborate the fidelity of this picture . Bidding farewell to the venerable wall , we trace the stream in its onward course . The road follows the windings of the river through a pretty glen . On the ...
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