Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, Volume 109W. Blackwood & Sons, 1871 |
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Pagina 262
... given to agi- tation , and even to outrage , as a means of averting defeat and securing victory - these things have not been without their influence on public opinion both in Ireland and in England . Mr. Butt's ad- dress to the ...
... given to agi- tation , and even to outrage , as a means of averting defeat and securing victory - these things have not been without their influence on public opinion both in Ireland and in England . Mr. Butt's ad- dress to the ...
Pagina 541
... given up some of the industry of those days , forsooth , and yet be busier than we are now . But why tell you a tale you have so often heard already ? The nation , although uneasy , was misled by the false security its leaders professed ...
... given up some of the industry of those days , forsooth , and yet be busier than we are now . But why tell you a tale you have so often heard already ? The nation , although uneasy , was misled by the false security its leaders professed ...
Pagina 579
... given of the hiding - place of the band , and he and his monks came out armed in pursuit . From Helicon , too , the great monastery of St. Luke , which has given so many Lukes ' to this neighbourhood , sent its monks in like manner ...
... given of the hiding - place of the band , and he and his monks came out armed in pursuit . From Helicon , too , the great monastery of St. Luke , which has given so many Lukes ' to this neighbourhood , sent its monks in like manner ...
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