The Anti-Jacobin Review and Magazine, Numéros 95 à 98J. Whittle, 1806 |
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... taken any notice of it , if it had not been for the purpose of observing of how much importance it appears to have been in the sight of his biographer , who labours to trace his descent to some noble stem , in the very teeth of very ...
... taken any notice of it , if it had not been for the purpose of observing of how much importance it appears to have been in the sight of his biographer , who labours to trace his descent to some noble stem , in the very teeth of very ...
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... taken more notice of them than in our own judgment they are entitled to * ; yet , at the same time , there may be readers , who , like Mr. Johnes , may never be wearied of inquiries and discourses about so celebrated and captivating an ...
... taken more notice of them than in our own judgment they are entitled to * ; yet , at the same time , there may be readers , who , like Mr. Johnes , may never be wearied of inquiries and discourses about so celebrated and captivating an ...
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... taken from the Essays , in the order in which they occur ; for of a miscellaneous work of this kind there can be no analysis . In the Essay on National Establishments in religion , the author , we think , very properly observes , how ...
... taken from the Essays , in the order in which they occur ; for of a miscellaneous work of this kind there can be no analysis . In the Essay on National Establishments in religion , the author , we think , very properly observes , how ...
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... taken place . This is a cir . cumstance which has had a fatal operation on a number of public institu . tions , to the support of which , a fixed stipend in money had been as- signed . This is verified in every part of Europe , and ...
... taken place . This is a cir . cumstance which has had a fatal operation on a number of public institu . tions , to the support of which , a fixed stipend in money had been as- signed . This is verified in every part of Europe , and ...
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... taken to establish the independence of Ireland ; and for the obtaining of which , the Irish pa- triots imagined they deserved the eternal gratitude of their country . → These two acts were at length , not without difficulty , passed ...
... taken to establish the independence of Ireland ; and for the obtaining of which , the Irish pa- triots imagined they deserved the eternal gratitude of their country . → These two acts were at length , not without difficulty , passed ...
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