The Quarterly Review, Volume 111John Murray, 1862 |
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... possessing in all directions ties of common ambition or objects of conflicting in- terest . They vary in the length of their lines from 2 miles to 1,000 miles , and in the amount of their capital from 20,000l . to 37,000,000l . They ...
... possessing in all directions ties of common ambition or objects of conflicting in- terest . They vary in the length of their lines from 2 miles to 1,000 miles , and in the amount of their capital from 20,000l . to 37,000,000l . They ...
Pagina 68
... possessing pernicious sentiments alike hostile to the daughter , the father , and the country , ' and wrote to the Bishop of Salis- bury to know if she was one of the ' obnoxious associates ' in question . What answer the pious and ...
... possessing pernicious sentiments alike hostile to the daughter , the father , and the country , ' and wrote to the Bishop of Salis- bury to know if she was one of the ' obnoxious associates ' in question . What answer the pious and ...
Pagina 120
... possessed in common with all the Scandinavian and Teutonic races ; and the duty of revenge for bloodshedding also a common heritage , but one which nowhere receives such ample illustration as in the pages of the Njal's Saga itself . The ...
... possessed in common with all the Scandinavian and Teutonic races ; and the duty of revenge for bloodshedding also a common heritage , but one which nowhere receives such ample illustration as in the pages of the Njal's Saga itself . The ...
Pagina 124
... possessed of a mysterious foreknowledge , frequently noticed in the Sagas , and which seems greatly to have resembled the second sight of the Gael , declared that she ' would come very near ' to spoil the friendship between himself and ...
... possessed of a mysterious foreknowledge , frequently noticed in the Sagas , and which seems greatly to have resembled the second sight of the Gael , declared that she ' would come very near ' to spoil the friendship between himself and ...
Pagina 148
... possessed considerable weight in their councils . Aragon , although monarchical in its form , was democratical in its spirit and its institutions ; and the attachment of the Aragonese to their form of government was so great , that in a ...
... possessed considerable weight in their councils . Aragon , although monarchical in its form , was democratical in its spirit and its institutions ; and the attachment of the Aragonese to their form of government was so great , that in a ...
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