New Monthly Magazine, and Universal Register, Volume 34Thomas Campbell, Samuel Carter Hall, Edward Bulwer Lytton Baron Lytton, Theodore Edward Hook, Thomas Hood, William Ainsworth, William Harrison Ainsworth Henry Colburn, 1832 |
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... objects , higher than any Parliamentary Reform , and without which Parliamentary Reform exposes us rather to the ca- prices of Passion than to the power of Opinion , we insist earnestly , seriously , resolvedly upon the early necessity ...
... objects , higher than any Parliamentary Reform , and without which Parliamentary Reform exposes us rather to the ca- prices of Passion than to the power of Opinion , we insist earnestly , seriously , resolvedly upon the early necessity ...
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... object ? ) ā and what hopes , dear reader , does it find within ourselves , who now address you ? May it be father to that time when we may talk to you of what we have done , and when you may feel for us something of that good - will ...
... object ? ) ā and what hopes , dear reader , does it find within ourselves , who now address you ? May it be father to that time when we may talk to you of what we have done , and when you may feel for us something of that good - will ...
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... object was to involve their country in the horrors of war : but in men renowned for political sagacity , the object is generally judged by the tendency of their actions ; and in the course of no former negociations was such sin- gular ...
... object was to involve their country in the horrors of war : but in men renowned for political sagacity , the object is generally judged by the tendency of their actions ; and in the course of no former negociations was such sin- gular ...
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... object ; and the herd of critics would conceive it a monstrous paradox in him who asserted and undertook to prove that Fielding was a far more profound and noble moralist than Addison . Nay , if Blifil and Jones were living characters ...
... object ; and the herd of critics would conceive it a monstrous paradox in him who asserted and undertook to prove that Fielding was a far more profound and noble moralist than Addison . Nay , if Blifil and Jones were living characters ...
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... object of the politician's orations . " I went to college then ; my application and my reputation in- creased . I wrote verses in the albums of the proctors ' wives , and love - songs to the eyes of the Bishop's daughters . I gained the ...
... object of the politician's orations . " I went to college then ; my application and my reputation in- creased . I wrote verses in the albums of the proctors ' wives , and love - songs to the eyes of the Bishop's daughters . I gained the ...
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