The New Monthly Magazine and Literary Journal, Volume 32Henry Colburn and Company, 1831 - English literature |
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... spirit of plain dealing which indicates that he would not give himself the trouble of disguising his opinions , and a recklessness of the judgments and estimate of other men . It is singularly thoughtful , and in the paleness which is ...
... spirit of plain dealing which indicates that he would not give himself the trouble of disguising his opinions , and a recklessness of the judgments and estimate of other men . It is singularly thoughtful , and in the paleness which is ...
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... spirit the ancient aristocracy , attended with all the power which boundless opulence could give , was obliged to retreat , and to hide itself in the recesses of the fine woods of Curraghmore . The two gentlemen elected are , the ...
... spirit the ancient aristocracy , attended with all the power which boundless opulence could give , was obliged to retreat , and to hide itself in the recesses of the fine woods of Curraghmore . The two gentlemen elected are , the ...
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... spirit that some of the more liberal priests of an austere and ceremonious religion , after going through the duties their functions impose on them , thank God that " the farce is over . " If " Reform " be required in any thing , it is ...
... spirit that some of the more liberal priests of an austere and ceremonious religion , after going through the duties their functions impose on them , thank God that " the farce is over . " If " Reform " be required in any thing , it is ...
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... spirit of growing wealth and intelligence - in other words , civil liberty . It is based not only on the ( if we may so speak ) national interests , but on the feudal habits and mammon prejudices of the national character . We are in ...
... spirit of growing wealth and intelligence - in other words , civil liberty . It is based not only on the ( if we may so speak ) national interests , but on the feudal habits and mammon prejudices of the national character . We are in ...
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... spirit of hostility to the liberties of the people ? He trusted his warmth of manner would be excused , but , in the situation in which he was placed , and acting with the friends around him , who were all strenuous friends of liberty ...
... spirit of hostility to the liberties of the people ? He trusted his warmth of manner would be excused , but , in the situation in which he was placed , and acting with the friends around him , who were all strenuous friends of liberty ...
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