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Mr. Brady says , ' what became of the remains of the unfortunate Charles has ... It must suffice to say that Mr. B. omits no history or legend of any saint that occurs in his course ; that the origin of the usages and ceremonies ...
Mr. Brady says , ' what became of the remains of the unfortunate Charles has ... It must suffice to say that Mr. B. omits no history or legend of any saint that occurs in his course ; that the origin of the usages and ceremonies ...
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1813 If we were to judge from the style , we should say that this pamphlet is apparently of French origin , and its ... Until then , says the writer , Napoleon had combated cabinets and nations who were guided by calculation : but the ...
1813 If we were to judge from the style , we should say that this pamphlet is apparently of French origin , and its ... Until then , says the writer , Napoleon had combated cabinets and nations who were guided by calculation : but the ...
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How justly , therefore , does the author say that a discovery of such imposing interest cannot fail to benefit the ... The custom of eulogizing the illustrious , ' says Mr. J. , is agreeable to the practice of poets , orators , and ...
How justly , therefore , does the author say that a discovery of such imposing interest cannot fail to benefit the ... The custom of eulogizing the illustrious , ' says Mr. J. , is agreeable to the practice of poets , orators , and ...
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