The Quarterly Review, 第 142 卷John Murray, 1876 |
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... effect or merit in the act , which were truly noble . Similar was his dignified attitude , when his constituents of Edinburgh committed their first fault in rejecting him on account of his vote for Maynooth . This was in 1847 . At the ...
... effect or merit in the act , which were truly noble . Similar was his dignified attitude , when his constituents of Edinburgh committed their first fault in rejecting him on account of his vote for Maynooth . This was in 1847 . At the ...
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... effect , he could not wait to ascertain whether his idea , formed at a first view , really agreed with the ultimate presentation of the facts . If , • * The Works of Alexander Pope . Edited , with Introduction and Notes , by Rev ...
... effect , he could not wait to ascertain whether his idea , formed at a first view , really agreed with the ultimate presentation of the facts . If , • * The Works of Alexander Pope . Edited , with Introduction and Notes , by Rev ...
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... effect in the court , the camp , the senate , the drawing - room of to - day . He contem- plates the past with no desiderium , no regretful longing , no sense of things admirable , which are also lost and irrecoverable . Upon this ...
... effect in the court , the camp , the senate , the drawing - room of to - day . He contem- plates the past with no desiderium , no regretful longing , no sense of things admirable , which are also lost and irrecoverable . Upon this ...
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... effect was most singular . He was ( as has been variously shown ) often inaccurate : he was seldom , perhaps never , inconsistent . He remembered his own knowledge , in the modern phrase his own concepts , better than he retained , if ...
... effect was most singular . He was ( as has been variously shown ) often inaccurate : he was seldom , perhaps never , inconsistent . He remembered his own knowledge , in the modern phrase his own concepts , better than he retained , if ...
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... effect . But he never mentions Croker except with an aversion which may be partially understood , and also with a contempt which it is not so easy to account for . common to misunderstand the acts of an adversary , and even to ...
... effect . But he never mentions Croker except with an aversion which may be partially understood , and also with a contempt which it is not so easy to account for . common to misunderstand the acts of an adversary , and even to ...
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