The Edinburgh Magazine and Literary Miscellany, 第 85 卷 |
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... lic feeling , a reduction of the punishment to pronounce sentence of death only
in in most cases of that crime , is become ne those cases where they think it
probable cessary to the execution of the laws , and that death will be inflicted .
... lic feeling , a reduction of the punishment to pronounce sentence of death only
in in most cases of that crime , is become ne those cases where they think it
probable cessary to the execution of the laws , and that death will be inflicted .
第30页
should not the terror of death attend the 3200 ; the total sum from 1732 till 1810
most trifling offences ? Why stop at the was 32,600 , supposing the average from
terror of death for any offence ? ' That this 1809 to 1819 to be 700 per annum ...
should not the terror of death attend the 3200 ; the total sum from 1732 till 1810
most trifling offences ? Why stop at the was 32,600 , supposing the average from
terror of death for any offence ? ' That this 1809 to 1819 to be 700 per annum ...
第173页
Sovereign George the Third , his Royal In the death of his Royal Highness the
Highness , George Prince of Wales , being country has sustained a great and
heavy Regent of the United Kingdom , and muni loss . His public and private
virtues ...
Sovereign George the Third , his Royal In the death of his Royal Highness the
Highness , George Prince of Wales , being country has sustained a great and
heavy Regent of the United Kingdom , and muni loss . His public and private
virtues ...
第214页
And in the solitude she found a cave Half hidden by the wild brier blossoming ,
The succeeding extract is taken Whereby a black and solitary pine , from the part
subsequent to the death Struck by the fiery thunder , stood , and of Guido , and
the ...
And in the solitude she found a cave Half hidden by the wild brier blossoming ,
The succeeding extract is taken Whereby a black and solitary pine , from the part
subsequent to the death Struck by the fiery thunder , stood , and of Guido , and
the ...
第393页
395 The Death of the Minuet ..... 453 Extracts from Southey's Life of Wesley ;
Curious Account of an Inundation of and the Rise and Progress of Methothe
Rhine recomwam . 454 dism women maana LITERARY AND SCIENTIFIC View
of Mr ...
395 The Death of the Minuet ..... 453 Extracts from Southey's Life of Wesley ;
Curious Account of an Inundation of and the Rise and Progress of Methothe
Rhine recomwam . 454 dism women maana LITERARY AND SCIENTIFIC View
of Mr ...
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