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... the most civilized and patient , but at the same time the most corrupt and
degraded of his countrymen - - and the Turks and Albanians who lord it over all
the others , being distributed through the country to garrison the different towns ,
and to ...
... the most civilized and patient , but at the same time the most corrupt and
degraded of his countrymen - - and the Turks and Albanians who lord it over all
the others , being distributed through the country to garrison the different towns ,
and to ...
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Lord of the soul ! magician of the heart ! Pure child of nature ! fosterchild of art !
How all the passions in succession rise , Heave in thy soul and lighten in thine
eyes ! Beguiled by thee , old Time , with aspect blythe , ' & c . & c . 1 . - 39 . and so
...
Lord of the soul ! magician of the heart ! Pure child of nature ! fosterchild of art !
How all the passions in succession rise , Heave in thy soul and lighten in thine
eyes ! Beguiled by thee , old Time , with aspect blythe , ' & c . & c . 1 . - 39 . and so
...
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I am laying down to you the British law , as liberally expounded and solemnly
adjudged , I speak the language of the English Lord Lord Eldon , a Judge of great
experience and greater 1816 . Counsellor Phillips ' s Poems and Speeches .
I am laying down to you the British law , as liberally expounded and solemnly
adjudged , I speak the language of the English Lord Lord Eldon , a Judge of great
experience and greater 1816 . Counsellor Phillips ' s Poems and Speeches .
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Lord Eldon , a Judge of great experience and greater learning - ( Mr . Phillips
here cited several cases as decided by Lord Eldon ) - Such , Gentlemen , is the
language of Lord Eldon . I speak also on the authority of our own Lord Avonmore
- a ...
Lord Eldon , a Judge of great experience and greater learning - ( Mr . Phillips
here cited several cases as decided by Lord Eldon ) - Such , Gentlemen , is the
language of Lord Eldon . I speak also on the authority of our own Lord Avonmore
- a ...
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... of the public , but will command it , and , we doubt not , call forth the immediate
interference of the legislature . It would seem , however , that Lord Selkirk has not
thought fit to await the decision of the legislature or the executive government .
... of the public , but will command it , and , we doubt not , call forth the immediate
interference of the legislature . It would seem , however , that Lord Selkirk has not
thought fit to await the decision of the legislature or the executive government .
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| Título | The Quarterly Review, Volumen16 |
| Colaboradores | William Gifford, Sir John Taylor Coleridge, John Gibson Lockhart, Whitwell Elwin, William Macpherson, William Smith, Sir John Murray IV, Rowland Edmund Prothero (Baron Ernle), George Walter Prothero |
| Editor | John Murray, 1817 |
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