The New Monthly Magazine and Literary Journal, Volume 32Henry Colburn and Company, 1831 - English literature |
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... King 428 The Temper of the House of Commons . By a Member in Five Parliaments 429 Aristocracy in Religion 437 Society 438 .. Ourselves , our Correspondents , and the Public The Annuals for 1832 Discussion on the French Peerage Cholera ...
... King 428 The Temper of the House of Commons . By a Member in Five Parliaments 429 Aristocracy in Religion 437 Society 438 .. Ourselves , our Correspondents , and the Public The Annuals for 1832 Discussion on the French Peerage Cholera ...
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... King Orang is no more ! * Ah me ! to see how even monkeys pass ! How many kingly deaths a year will bring ! Is this the creature , To look upon whose almost human feature The money - loving world so late was willing To pay its shilling ...
... King Orang is no more ! * Ah me ! to see how even monkeys pass ! How many kingly deaths a year will bring ! Is this the creature , To look upon whose almost human feature The money - loving world so late was willing To pay its shilling ...
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... King in his regal and individual capacity , to the King's Government , and , above all , to the unanimous acclaim of the people for Reform , as speaking through the large majority in favour of the Bill which they have returned at the ...
... King in his regal and individual capacity , to the King's Government , and , above all , to the unanimous acclaim of the people for Reform , as speaking through the large majority in favour of the Bill which they have returned at the ...
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... King's speech have been , with jus- tice , a long - standing theme of public eulogy . His delivery , on these occasions , was indeed unique , for its imposing dignity and " due emphasis and discretion ; " and , to those who have not ...
... King's speech have been , with jus- tice , a long - standing theme of public eulogy . His delivery , on these occasions , was indeed unique , for its imposing dignity and " due emphasis and discretion ; " and , to those who have not ...
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... King , to the aristocracy , and to the Commons the enjoyment of just and equal rights and privileges . With respect to the Reform Bill , he took a totally different view of it from the noble Premier and his colleagues . Whenever another ...
... King , to the aristocracy , and to the Commons the enjoyment of just and equal rights and privileges . With respect to the Reform Bill , he took a totally different view of it from the noble Premier and his colleagues . Whenever another ...
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