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Truly , it was a most fortunate circumstance for the reputation of these annual essays , that we did not , in undertaking them , follow the frequent ex- ample of those who , in their political writings , set up for possessing the gift ...
Truly , it was a most fortunate circumstance for the reputation of these annual essays , that we did not , in undertaking them , follow the frequent ex- ample of those who , in their political writings , set up for possessing the gift ...
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You may safely admire the political integrity of Peel ; you may wonder at the diplomacy of Aberdeen , " for wonder is involuntary praise ; " you may adore Lord Melville's zeal for the service ; and you may - nay , you must - look with ...
You may safely admire the political integrity of Peel ; you may wonder at the diplomacy of Aberdeen , " for wonder is involuntary praise ; " you may adore Lord Melville's zeal for the service ; and you may - nay , you must - look with ...
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Here then men's interests were alarmed , and political religion appeared again . All hands were piped . It was high time for those of the mitre to tuck up their lawn sleeves and learn divinity . Paramount considerations required that ...
Here then men's interests were alarmed , and political religion appeared again . All hands were piped . It was high time for those of the mitre to tuck up their lawn sleeves and learn divinity . Paramount considerations required that ...
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| Title | New Monthly Magazine, and Universal Register, Volume 25 |
| Editors | Thomas Campbell, Samuel Carter Hall, Edward Bulwer Lytton Baron Lytton, Theodore Edward Hook, Thomas Hood, William Harrison Ainsworth |
| Publisher | E. W. Allen, 1829 |
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