The Irish Quarterly Review, Volume 4, Part 2W. B. Kelly, 1854 - Ireland |
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Page 592
... proved how slender were the data on which the conclusion rested Take an example . In the year 1825 a prisoner named Mastison , was committed to the penitentiary ; he proved un- ruly and very hard to manage ; one officer after the other ...
... proved how slender were the data on which the conclusion rested Take an example . In the year 1825 a prisoner named Mastison , was committed to the penitentiary ; he proved un- ruly and very hard to manage ; one officer after the other ...
Page 623
... prove comparitively light and insignificant to one , may become cruel and insupportable to another ; or if the duty be ... proved the result , which common sense would lead us to conclude ; and we have little doubt that the satisfactory ...
... prove comparitively light and insignificant to one , may become cruel and insupportable to another ; or if the duty be ... proved the result , which common sense would lead us to conclude ; and we have little doubt that the satisfactory ...
Page 670
... proved by these , and others , before the reader , that thus he may be able to form his own judgment , and to defend the most important and meritorious of our Institutions ; thus he can prove , to the doubting or the carping , the facts ...
... proved by these , and others , before the reader , that thus he may be able to form his own judgment , and to defend the most important and meritorious of our Institutions ; thus he can prove , to the doubting or the carping , the facts ...
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