The Monthly Review, Volumen3Hurst, Robinson, 1838 |
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... political subjects and national characteristics , the English and the American affording the most frequent objects for his peculiar displays . We must , however , ac- cording to the design of this article , let the Clockmaker be heard ...
... political subjects and national characteristics , the English and the American affording the most frequent objects for his peculiar displays . We must , however , ac- cording to the design of this article , let the Clockmaker be heard ...
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... politics of the day . I would'nt give a chaw of tobackey for the books of all of ' em tied up and put into a meal bag together . 66 * * * * * Captain Aul ( Hall ) , as he called himself , for I never seed an English- man yet that spoke ...
... politics of the day . I would'nt give a chaw of tobackey for the books of all of ' em tied up and put into a meal bag together . 66 * * * * * Captain Aul ( Hall ) , as he called himself , for I never seed an English- man yet that spoke ...
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... political opinions generally require misrepresen- tation and caricature for their support and illustration . Still he uniformly enforces with great plainness and tact his meaning , though in a most peculiar style , interspersing his ...
... political opinions generally require misrepresen- tation and caricature for their support and illustration . Still he uniformly enforces with great plainness and tact his meaning , though in a most peculiar style , interspersing his ...
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... political than true . " Chivalrous gallantry towards the fair , and honourable dealing towards the confiding , distinguish these Highlanders . A chieftain of one tribe and a princess belonging to another have been betrothed , and the ...
... political than true . " Chivalrous gallantry towards the fair , and honourable dealing towards the confiding , distinguish these Highlanders . A chieftain of one tribe and a princess belonging to another have been betrothed , and the ...
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... politics , and those excessive triumphs of faction , that are alike destructive to the liberty of a people , and the happi- ness of a nation ; how different would be the fortunes of those emigrants and their country ! " The impotency ...
... politics , and those excessive triumphs of faction , that are alike destructive to the liberty of a people , and the happi- ness of a nation ; how different would be the fortunes of those emigrants and their country ! " The impotency ...
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