The Dublin University Magazine, Volume 27William Curry, Jun., and Company, 1846 - Ireland |
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... seen , by glancing at those tables , that between the year 1764 and the union , a great change had taken place in the articles of pro- visions exported . At the commence- ment of that period , Ireland was , to a great extent , dependent ...
... seen , by glancing at those tables , that between the year 1764 and the union , a great change had taken place in the articles of pro- visions exported . At the commence- ment of that period , Ireland was , to a great extent , dependent ...
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actually seen the country themselves . On the subject of Falcon's qualifica- tions for the task , Primer has no mis- givings . For the religious part of his mission , Falcon was unusually well qualified , having graduated in all the ...
actually seen the country themselves . On the subject of Falcon's qualifica- tions for the task , Primer has no mis- givings . For the religious part of his mission , Falcon was unusually well qualified , having graduated in all the ...
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... seen nothing in the phenomenon but a familiar optical effect ; but , having been nurtured at spiritual and believing Oxford , he gazed upon the glowing letters with holy rap- ture , and considered them fully as mira- culous an ...
... seen nothing in the phenomenon but a familiar optical effect ; but , having been nurtured at spiritual and believing Oxford , he gazed upon the glowing letters with holy rap- ture , and considered them fully as mira- culous an ...
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... seen to St. Boniface and to Fulrad , Abbot of St. Denis , and King Pepin's principal chaplain , telling them , in proof of the truth of what he related of Charles Martel , that , on searching his tomb , they would not find his body ...
... seen to St. Boniface and to Fulrad , Abbot of St. Denis , and King Pepin's principal chaplain , telling them , in proof of the truth of what he related of Charles Martel , that , on searching his tomb , they would not find his body ...
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... seen with Homicide . The gradual depravation of his cha- racter is given by Ariosto very dis- tinctly , and cannot be spelled out of his translators , without some trouble . The passage is one that Rose might have been expected to have ...
... seen with Homicide . The gradual depravation of his cha- racter is given by Ariosto very dis- tinctly , and cannot be spelled out of his translators , without some trouble . The passage is one that Rose might have been expected to have ...
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