Tait's Edinburgh Magazine, Volumen3William Tait, Christian Isobel Johnstone W. Tait, 1836 |
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... considered satisfactory by the most hopeful of the Radical Reformers . The Peel - Parliament was then in the first flush of its untried strength . The Court was all joy and benignity . The Tory mercenaries were full of hope , and their ...
... considered satisfactory by the most hopeful of the Radical Reformers . The Peel - Parliament was then in the first flush of its untried strength . The Court was all joy and benignity . The Tory mercenaries were full of hope , and their ...
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... considered property . " But greater , perhaps , than all these particulars in weakening the people's attachment to the Church , is the tithes . Here comes the collision of worldly - mindedness , in those who , if religion sways , should ...
... considered property . " But greater , perhaps , than all these particulars in weakening the people's attachment to the Church , is the tithes . Here comes the collision of worldly - mindedness , in those who , if religion sways , should ...
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... considered sufficient cause , had " ceased to esteem . " The brilliant and fashionable success of Davy's first lectures at the Royal Institution , more re- sembled the triumphs of Siddons , O'Neil , and Kean , than the sober ...
... considered sufficient cause , had " ceased to esteem . " The brilliant and fashionable success of Davy's first lectures at the Royal Institution , more re- sembled the triumphs of Siddons , O'Neil , and Kean , than the sober ...
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