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... racter with the principal piece ; they display no great genius , and a carelessness which is unpardonable . Indeed , we think that more is imputable to want of care than to want of ability ; since , though the author does not appear to ...
... racter with the principal piece ; they display no great genius , and a carelessness which is unpardonable . Indeed , we think that more is imputable to want of care than to want of ability ; since , though the author does not appear to ...
Pagina 198
... racter both of the style and sentiments , to have proceeded from the pen of Mr. Edwards . ' When , by the management which Mr. Edwards employed , Park was made to appear as indifferent to African slavery , and 10 even even as an ...
... racter both of the style and sentiments , to have proceeded from the pen of Mr. Edwards . ' When , by the management which Mr. Edwards employed , Park was made to appear as indifferent to African slavery , and 10 even even as an ...
Pagina 517
... racter , should find himself in the enjoyment of several lucrative places at that corrupt court ; or by what accident a dignitary of the church had gained favour in the eyes of Napoleon by taking a part in the well known quarrel with ...
... racter , should find himself in the enjoyment of several lucrative places at that corrupt court ; or by what accident a dignitary of the church had gained favour in the eyes of Napoleon by taking a part in the well known quarrel with ...
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ABRIDGMENT of the Custom | 21 |
Freys Narrative | 49 |
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