New Monthly Magazine, and Universal Register, Volume 26Thomas Campbell, Samuel Carter Hall, Edward Bulwer Lytton Baron Lytton, Theodore Edward Hook, Thomas Hood, William Harrison Ainsworth, William Ainsworth E. W. Allen, 1829 |
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... English the shirt ; that the English improved on the feather by adding to it the hat ; and many old ladies , of higher literary pretension than the honest woman from whom I derived these facts , assign this as a reason why the artists ...
... English the shirt ; that the English improved on the feather by adding to it the hat ; and many old ladies , of higher literary pretension than the honest woman from whom I derived these facts , assign this as a reason why the artists ...
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... English manners , and even the habitual use of the language , were confined For those English gentry who had received domains beyond the Pale , though of Norman , and in some instances of royal extraction , yet intermarrying with ...
... English manners , and even the habitual use of the language , were confined For those English gentry who had received domains beyond the Pale , though of Norman , and in some instances of royal extraction , yet intermarrying with ...
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... English Catholics of the highest rank . The number of Irish boys was about half that of the English . They were generally greatly inferior in station , though many of them were the children of the best Catholic gentry in Ireland . There ...
... English Catholics of the highest rank . The number of Irish boys was about half that of the English . They were generally greatly inferior in station , though many of them were the children of the best Catholic gentry in Ireland . There ...
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