The Quarterly Review, Volume 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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... England as the proudest example of it that the world has yet seen . They have of late years more than ever observed it with attention , and com- mented upon it with intelligence . In their own country they have undergone both the evils ...
... England as the proudest example of it that the world has yet seen . They have of late years more than ever observed it with attention , and com- mented upon it with intelligence . In their own country they have undergone both the evils ...
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... England , that , even under the strain of the great Indian convulsion , the laws of England should not be altered at his bidding . But , on the other hand , we were more or less disturbed from time to time with ugly rumours . His naval ...
... England , that , even under the strain of the great Indian convulsion , the laws of England should not be altered at his bidding . But , on the other hand , we were more or less disturbed from time to time with ugly rumours . His naval ...
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... England and from France : nor can we doubt , from the known sentiments of Lord Palmerston , that he would have been forward to concur with France in such a protest . It would seem that he felt that his inaction required apology , when ...
... England and from France : nor can we doubt , from the known sentiments of Lord Palmerston , that he would have been forward to concur with France in such a protest . It would seem that he felt that his inaction required apology , when ...
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