The Quarterly Review, Volumen72J. Murray, 1843 |
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... Stand- ing Order before he saw what was to be proposed in its place , proposed , as an amendment , to refer the ... Standing Orders because it was in justice and humanity due to the feelings of the Earl of Berkeley and his family , ' his ...
... Stand- ing Order before he saw what was to be proposed in its place , proposed , as an amendment , to refer the ... Standing Orders because it was in justice and humanity due to the feelings of the Earl of Berkeley and his family , ' his ...
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... stand in the body of the Church - nor indeed where he shall stand , but it implies that he shall stand so as to be in easy communication with those who are standing before him , and we are satisfied that the intention was , that the ...
... stand in the body of the Church - nor indeed where he shall stand , but it implies that he shall stand so as to be in easy communication with those who are standing before him , and we are satisfied that the intention was , that the ...
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... stand up and repeat with one accord a certain solemn form , a variety of aspects and attitudes looks discordant and irreverent . One direction ( no matter , in this view , which ) of the congregational movement is desirable . 3. One ...
... stand up and repeat with one accord a certain solemn form , a variety of aspects and attitudes looks discordant and irreverent . One direction ( no matter , in this view , which ) of the congregational movement is desirable . 3. One ...
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The Lady of the Manor Being a Series of Conversations | 25 |
Peregrine Bunce By the Author of Sayings | 53 |
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