The Monthly Review, Or, Literary JournalR. Griffiths, 1816 |
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... allowed allowed his pen to be guided by the expectation of 62 Chateaubriand's Essay on Revolutions .
... allowed allowed his pen to be guided by the expectation of 62 Chateaubriand's Essay on Revolutions .
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... allowed ; whenever there is no reward upon a conviction , the officers have their expences ; whenever there is a conviction , and there is a reward , they have no expences paid . The Committee have had it in evidence , that the ...
... allowed ; whenever there is no reward upon a conviction , the officers have their expences ; whenever there is a conviction , and there is a reward , they have no expences paid . The Committee have had it in evidence , that the ...
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... allowed seems by far too small , and ought to be at least doubled , and increased with length of ser- vice : while the magistrates should have the power of reward- ing the officers according to their exertions , whether the offence be ...
... allowed seems by far too small , and ought to be at least doubled , and increased with length of ser- vice : while the magistrates should have the power of reward- ing the officers according to their exertions , whether the offence be ...
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