New Monthly Magazine, and Universal Register, Volume 34Thomas Campbell, Samuel Carter Hall, Edward Bulwer Lytton Baron Lytton, Theodore Edward Hook, Thomas Hood, William Ainsworth, William Harrison Ainsworth Henry Colburn, 1832 |
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... means of effecting general and permanent good ; and one wise law does more for the morals , the comforts , the happiness of our pea- santry than a thousand Sir Roger de Coverleys . The New Year - and what hopes , dear reader , ( for why ...
... means of effecting general and permanent good ; and one wise law does more for the morals , the comforts , the happiness of our pea- santry than a thousand Sir Roger de Coverleys . The New Year - and what hopes , dear reader , ( for why ...
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... means from their having given up political power , but from their having transferred their seat of government to the conquered country - the House of Com- mons . Thence the disuse into which the House of Lords has fallen- thence its ...
... means from their having given up political power , but from their having transferred their seat of government to the conquered country - the House of Com- mons . Thence the disuse into which the House of Lords has fallen- thence its ...
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... means , in the concerns of others , they are more likely to attend to their own duties themselves . Experience proves this to have been the case . This inactivity of the House of Lords , as a body , has gradually increased since , the ...
... means , in the concerns of others , they are more likely to attend to their own duties themselves . Experience proves this to have been the case . This inactivity of the House of Lords , as a body , has gradually increased since , the ...
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... means to be respectable - it is the appearance we care for - the reality we despise . - As is customary with a commercial peo- ple to whom credit is a capital , we value most such externals as keep the world in good humour with us , and ...
... means to be respectable - it is the appearance we care for - the reality we despise . - As is customary with a commercial peo- ple to whom credit is a capital , we value most such externals as keep the world in good humour with us , and ...
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... means were combined towards the end of making me an orator , a senator , and ( it followed of course ) a statesman . At the proper time I was sent to Eton , as lads are usually sent , to make Latin verses and acquaintances . In both of ...
... means were combined towards the end of making me an orator , a senator , and ( it followed of course ) a statesman . At the proper time I was sent to Eton , as lads are usually sent , to make Latin verses and acquaintances . In both of ...
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