The Monthly Review, Volumen1Hurst, Robinson, 1833 |
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... American extraction , and made a present of the picture to the American Academy . The biographer of Sir Thomas gives this story as an authentic one , on the authority of so irrefragable a witness as Mr. Anthony Pasquin , of execrable ...
... American extraction , and made a present of the picture to the American Academy . The biographer of Sir Thomas gives this story as an authentic one , on the authority of so irrefragable a witness as Mr. Anthony Pasquin , of execrable ...
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... American Theatre is brought down by the author to the time of Frederick Cooke's arrival in America . The reader will ... American and British stage still squabble about parts . In the early days of the American drama , the players used ...
... American Theatre is brought down by the author to the time of Frederick Cooke's arrival in America . The reader will ... American and British stage still squabble about parts . In the early days of the American drama , the players used ...
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... American habit of smoking cigars , and drinking spirits mixed with water , to an extent almost surpassing an Englishman's belief , is confirmed by Mr. Stuart . 29 We have often thought that nothing can be more absurd than to take the ...
... American habit of smoking cigars , and drinking spirits mixed with water , to an extent almost surpassing an Englishman's belief , is confirmed by Mr. Stuart . 29 We have often thought that nothing can be more absurd than to take the ...
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