The Dublin University Magazine, Volume 26William Curry, Jun., and Company, 1845 |
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... fact is , that the condition of domestic servants depends so much on the cha- racter , station , and disposition of their employers , as to mask the effect of most other circumstances . But these other circumstances have their effect ...
... fact is , that the condition of domestic servants depends so much on the cha- racter , station , and disposition of their employers , as to mask the effect of most other circumstances . But these other circumstances have their effect ...
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... fact paid at the expense of others . As an example , let us suppose that foreign sugar is excluded , and the country for its sup- ply of sugar is dependent upon our West India Islands , which send us a considerable supply free of duty ...
... fact paid at the expense of others . As an example , let us suppose that foreign sugar is excluded , and the country for its sup- ply of sugar is dependent upon our West India Islands , which send us a considerable supply free of duty ...
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... fact , exceed four pence or six pence per pound ; and we trust that at no distant period means may be found of reducing it to that amount . " - p . 239 . We agree with Mr. M'Culloch in thinking that the duty is too high , but we do not ...
... fact , exceed four pence or six pence per pound ; and we trust that at no distant period means may be found of reducing it to that amount . " - p . 239 . We agree with Mr. M'Culloch in thinking that the duty is too high , but we do not ...
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... fact , to reiterate the claim . " Most justly did Lord Beaumont sneer in the House of Lords at the as- sertion of those who say that any change has ever been wrought in the doctrine or opinions of the popish clergy - they boast of ...
... fact , to reiterate the claim . " Most justly did Lord Beaumont sneer in the House of Lords at the as- sertion of those who say that any change has ever been wrought in the doctrine or opinions of the popish clergy - they boast of ...
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... fact absolutely be- fore us . The Roman Catholics rejoice in the grant , because it is an instalment of what they consider their due ; and because they will be hereafter in a bet- ter position to claim the whole . Some of them have ...
... fact absolutely be- fore us . The Roman Catholics rejoice in the grant , because it is an instalment of what they consider their due ; and because they will be hereafter in a bet- ter position to claim the whole . Some of them have ...
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