The Quarterly Review, Tom 105William Gifford, Sir John Taylor Coleridge, John Gibson Lockhart, Whitwell Elwin, William Macpherson, William Smith, Sir John Murray (IV), Rowland Edmund Prothero (Baron Ernle), George Walter Prothero John Murray, 1859 |
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... feeling amongst the British admirals and generals is thus described by the Hon . H. Brodrick , one of Lord Cornwallis's aides - de - camp , writing ( Sept. 30 ) to the Right Hon . T. Towns- hend from New York : - ' There have been ...
... feeling amongst the British admirals and generals is thus described by the Hon . H. Brodrick , one of Lord Cornwallis's aides - de - camp , writing ( Sept. 30 ) to the Right Hon . T. Towns- hend from New York : - ' There have been ...
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... feelings . Yet he was as ready as ever to persuade himself and others that pri- vate feelings were with him as dust in the balance against the stern call of duty . He had just been quarrelling with an old friend , Lord Sydney , and on ...
... feelings . Yet he was as ready as ever to persuade himself and others that pri- vate feelings were with him as dust in the balance against the stern call of duty . He had just been quarrelling with an old friend , Lord Sydney , and on ...
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... feeling that there was much respect due to the opinion and authority of Mr. Shore , I thought it indispensably necessary both that the measure must origi- nate with the Board of Control , and likewise that I should indace Mr. Pitt to ...
... feeling that there was much respect due to the opinion and authority of Mr. Shore , I thought it indispensably necessary both that the measure must origi- nate with the Board of Control , and likewise that I should indace Mr. Pitt to ...
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... feeling near akin to that with which the Persian monarch gazed on his countless but perishable host . Before their patriotic purposes can be practically carried out , before the foundations of their liberty can be consolidated , they ...
... feeling near akin to that with which the Persian monarch gazed on his countless but perishable host . Before their patriotic purposes can be practically carried out , before the foundations of their liberty can be consolidated , they ...
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... feelings to get the better of the great duty which I owe to the public , and that my conscience does not reproach me ... feeling , was never accused of weakness in upholding the cause of order . In his sketch of Lord Castlereagh , Lord ...
... feelings to get the better of the great duty which I owe to the public , and that my conscience does not reproach me ... feeling , was never accused of weakness in upholding the cause of order . In his sketch of Lord Castlereagh , Lord ...
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