The London Quarterly Review, Volumen15 |
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... but the English never wore human ears for cockades , they never cut off noses to stick upon their bayonets , they never butchered womeri and children ...
... but the English never wore human ears for cockades , they never cut off noses to stick upon their bayonets , they never butchered womeri and children ...
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... been faithful servants , and there was no reason to think that their political principles had divested them of old attachments , duty , and humanity .
... been faithful servants , and there was no reason to think that their political principles had divested them of old attachments , duty , and humanity .
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... would be to know little of the human heart , ç'eut été demander à la philosophie un miracle , et l'on sait que la philosophie u'en fit jamais .
... would be to know little of the human heart , ç'eut été demander à la philosophie un miracle , et l'on sait que la philosophie u'en fit jamais .
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... who were really desirous of saving human life and mitigating the horrors of ... that humanity , when thus displayed , must always be accounted for an ...
... who were really desirous of saving human life and mitigating the horrors of ... that humanity , when thus displayed , must always be accounted for an ...
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... troops from a distance therefore were sent , who behaved with great humanity , and expressed their sorrow for the service upon which they were ordered .
... troops from a distance therefore were sent , who behaved with great humanity , and expressed their sorrow for the service upon which they were ordered .
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