The Quarterly Review, Volume 92William 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, 1852 |
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... Letters of Mr. Justice Story . He was not a good letter - writer : —indeed it seems strange that a man so light of heart and so fluent in speech , of feelings so warm and yet so gentle with so much learning , and seeing so many men and ...
... Letters of Mr. Justice Story . He was not a good letter - writer : —indeed it seems strange that a man so light of heart and so fluent in speech , of feelings so warm and yet so gentle with so much learning , and seeing so many men and ...
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... letters addressed to one noble individual . A selection is always open to suspicion - an editor has a vast power over the ... letters letters would support the extravagant eulogies which are lavished on 432 Buckingham Papers .
... letters addressed to one noble individual . A selection is always open to suspicion - an editor has a vast power over the ... letters letters would support the extravagant eulogies which are lavished on 432 Buckingham Papers .
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... letters of his own pro- duced in extenso . A few unimportant extracts are given here and there , just enough to prove that a greater number of his letters are in existence . Why , then , so few produced ; and these , except one to the ...
... letters of his own pro- duced in extenso . A few unimportant extracts are given here and there , just enough to prove that a greater number of his letters are in existence . Why , then , so few produced ; and these , except one to the ...
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