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) John Murray, 1859 |
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... George Walter Prothero. Queen Elizabeth , and Catherine the Great , according to their several deviations from the established canon of Whiggery . But if we abandon this compendious mode of reasoning , we shall find that the principle of ...
... George Walter Prothero. Queen Elizabeth , and Catherine the Great , according to their several deviations from the established canon of Whiggery . But if we abandon this compendious mode of reasoning , we shall find that the principle of ...
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... George Walter Prothero. There is something so terse and graceful , as well as ready , in many of King George's recorded traits of courtly conversation , as almost to lead one to believe that divine right gives a kind of hereditary regal ...
... George Walter Prothero. There is something so terse and graceful , as well as ready , in many of King George's recorded traits of courtly conversation , as almost to lead one to believe that divine right gives a kind of hereditary regal ...
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... George Walter Prothero. only remedy was to hang more thieves . He hated the profligacy of the Court circle about him , and his only notion of guarding against it was to submit his household to rules of the most rigor- ous abstinence and ...
... George Walter Prothero. only remedy was to hang more thieves . He hated the profligacy of the Court circle about him , and his only notion of guarding against it was to submit his household to rules of the most rigor- ous abstinence and ...
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