The Quarterly Review, Volumen92William Gifford, Sir John Taylor Coleridge, John Gibson Lockhart, Whitwell Elwin, William Macpherson, William Smith, Sir John Murray (IV), Rowland Edmund Prothero (Baron Ernle) John Murray, 1852 |
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... England and America as the admirable parent and advancing child ; ' and , writing to Mr. Everett , he says , I look upon England as the great European support of the cause of free government , and law , and order , and well - regulated ...
... England and America as the admirable parent and advancing child ; ' and , writing to Mr. Everett , he says , I look upon England as the great European support of the cause of free government , and law , and order , and well - regulated ...
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... England or when his ship arrives ? In frequent , perhaps in most cases , the ship will have arrived in England before the order given to the seaman ; and even in the rare case of a payment in cash on the spot , the master could have no ...
... England or when his ship arrives ? In frequent , perhaps in most cases , the ship will have arrived in England before the order given to the seaman ; and even in the rare case of a payment in cash on the spot , the master could have no ...
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... England and Wales ; that any advantages arising from the exclusion of a few indi- viduals on medical grounds was , at least , counterbalanced by the demoralized habits and previous imprisonment of the convicts ; that the health of the ...
... England and Wales ; that any advantages arising from the exclusion of a few indi- viduals on medical grounds was , at least , counterbalanced by the demoralized habits and previous imprisonment of the convicts ; that the health of the ...
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