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... we shall have occasion to refer so frequently to the imperial authority , that it may not be im proper to examine into it's nature and extent Such an enquiry will enable us to form a juster opinion of the conduct of the House of ...
... we shall have occasion to refer so frequently to the imperial authority , that it may not be im proper to examine into it's nature and extent Such an enquiry will enable us to form a juster opinion of the conduct of the House of ...
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We have seldom , indeed , perused an historical composition which appeared to us to be written so entirely in a spirit.of impar- tiality ; though it discusses the events of a period which still too frequently produces animosity and ...
We have seldom , indeed , perused an historical composition which appeared to us to be written so entirely in a spirit.of impar- tiality ; though it discusses the events of a period which still too frequently produces animosity and ...
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... where the labours of the human mind are to have a fair trial , it is frequently a secret Tribunal , where the judges are wholly unknown , and the facts judged , so unfairly selected and argued , although formed into the most serious ...
... where the labours of the human mind are to have a fair trial , it is frequently a secret Tribunal , where the judges are wholly unknown , and the facts judged , so unfairly selected and argued , although formed into the most serious ...
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Plaws Sketches for Country Houses | 2 |
TITLES AUTHORS NAMES c of the Pub | 13 |
503 | 15 |
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