The Monthly Review, Or, Literary JournalR. Griffiths, 1821 - Books |
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... regard the great expectations conceived of you ; reflect that your country's hope is entirely from you : regard the countenances and wounds of so many brave men who , under your conduct , have fought for liberty ; regard the manes of ...
... regard the great expectations conceived of you ; reflect that your country's hope is entirely from you : regard the countenances and wounds of so many brave men who , under your conduct , have fought for liberty ; regard the manes of ...
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... regard regard to style , the faults , though slight , Mrs. Starke's Travels on the Continent . 243.
... regard regard to style , the faults , though slight , Mrs. Starke's Travels on the Continent . 243.
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... regard to ' one circum- stance , which makes a prominent figure in " Kenilworth , " there is no reason to suppose that an inn , designated " The Black Bear , " flourished in Cumner in the reign of Queen Elizabeth ; but the spirit of ...
... regard to ' one circum- stance , which makes a prominent figure in " Kenilworth , " there is no reason to suppose that an inn , designated " The Black Bear , " flourished in Cumner in the reign of Queen Elizabeth ; but the spirit of ...
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