The Monthly Review, Volumen1Hurst, Robinson, 1833 |
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... society . It grieves us in doing this to observe that English society in India is very different , according to the sketch of our author , from what we have found it at home . We know not whether this arises from the number of ill ...
... society . It grieves us in doing this to observe that English society in India is very different , according to the sketch of our author , from what we have found it at home . We know not whether this arises from the number of ill ...
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... society brought me a fighter of his own , I had an opportunity to trace the dog , and I found the servant man became a worthless character and a beggar , and the young man in the higher grade of society became a very different character ...
... society brought me a fighter of his own , I had an opportunity to trace the dog , and I found the servant man became a worthless character and a beggar , and the young man in the higher grade of society became a very different character ...
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... society by the shallow and chimerical notions of vain and conceited theo- rists , who often , through a mere love of popular attention , and with- out a single qualification derived from education or practical expe- rience , undertake ...
... society by the shallow and chimerical notions of vain and conceited theo- rists , who often , through a mere love of popular attention , and with- out a single qualification derived from education or practical expe- rience , undertake ...
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