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... they will be absolutely lawless and unchecked , and because as men become enlightened , quick- sighted , and public - spirited , they will shew themselves utterly blind to the consequences of their actions , utterly indifferent to ...
... they will be absolutely lawless and unchecked , and because as men become enlightened , quick- sighted , and public - spirited , they will shew themselves utterly blind to the consequences of their actions , utterly indifferent to ...
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... immense canals and aque- ducts from which we have derived so many advantages , and are announcing that they are soon to become secondary to works of a more novel kind . Rail - ways are projected in every part of the United Kingdom .
... immense canals and aque- ducts from which we have derived so many advantages , and are announcing that they are soon to become secondary to works of a more novel kind . Rail - ways are projected in every part of the United Kingdom .
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We must regret , indeed , that she has become so much of an author as to condescend to the stale practice , too frequently resorted to for other than literary purposes , of spreading out her volumes by quotations from her published ...
We must regret , indeed , that she has become so much of an author as to condescend to the stale practice , too frequently resorted to for other than literary purposes , of spreading out her volumes by quotations from her published ...
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| Title | The Monthly Review, Or, Literary Journal Volumes 1215-1247 of Early English newspapers Volumes 384-432 of English literary periodicals |
| Contributors | Ralph Griffiths, G. E. Griffiths |
| Publisher | R. Griffiths, 1825 |
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