The Monthly Review, Volumen3Hurst, Robinson, 1833 |
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... proved himself the champion of Christendom against Turkish fanaticism - he , alas , was the slave of his unworthy ... prove beneficial , sooner or later . ART . XV . - The Reason for Protect- tecting the Home Trade ; or , the Principle ...
... proved himself the champion of Christendom against Turkish fanaticism - he , alas , was the slave of his unworthy ... prove beneficial , sooner or later . ART . XV . - The Reason for Protect- tecting the Home Trade ; or , the Principle ...
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... prove to be . His errand of mercy was success- ful ; and though they proved to be subjects of England , with whom our country was then at war , the benevolent purpose of Captain Barnard remained unchanged . But it appears that in return ...
... prove to be . His errand of mercy was success- ful ; and though they proved to be subjects of England , with whom our country was then at war , the benevolent purpose of Captain Barnard remained unchanged . But it appears that in return ...
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... prove of great use - indeed he will often be indebted to them for a dinner . It is indispensable that the valise , or saddle - bags , be made so as not to gall the horse , and that the saddle be always well dried , beaten , and brushed ...
... prove of great use - indeed he will often be indebted to them for a dinner . It is indispensable that the valise , or saddle - bags , be made so as not to gall the horse , and that the saddle be always well dried , beaten , and brushed ...
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