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An Inquiry into the Causes of the General Poverty and Dependance of Mankind ;
including a full Investigation of the Corn Laws . By William Dawson . 2 . A Plan for
the Reform of Parliament on Constitutional Principles . Pamphleteer . No . 14 .
An Inquiry into the Causes of the General Poverty and Dependance of Mankind ;
including a full Investigation of the Corn Laws . By William Dawson . 2 . A Plan for
the Reform of Parliament on Constitutional Principles . Pamphleteer . No . 14 .
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An Inquiry into the Causes of the General Poverty and Dependance of Mankind ;
including a full Investigation of the Corn Laws . By William Dawson . 2 . A Plan for
the Reform of Parliament on Constitutional Principles . Pamphleteer . No . 14 .
An Inquiry into the Causes of the General Poverty and Dependance of Mankind ;
including a full Investigation of the Corn Laws . By William Dawson . 2 . A Plan for
the Reform of Parliament on Constitutional Principles . Pamphleteer . No . 14 .
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the wife of this emperor , who was herself a learned woman , ( a Roman
précieuse we suppose , ) was desirous , as well as the savans who accompanied
her , to hear those sounds which no cause , physical or political , could any
longer ...
the wife of this emperor , who was herself a learned woman , ( a Roman
précieuse we suppose , ) was desirous , as well as the savans who accompanied
her , to hear those sounds which no cause , physical or political , could any
longer ...
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... the great chamber . This was the bat I had accidentally scorched . Our cause
now began to wear a better complexion : part of the crowd , who treated the idea
of magic with contempt , believed us innocent , and the rest probably dreaded the
...
... the great chamber . This was the bat I had accidentally scorched . Our cause
now began to wear a better complexion : part of the crowd , who treated the idea
of magic with contempt , believed us innocent , and the rest probably dreaded the
...
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... distracted , his crown in danger , and all that could interest the highest energies
of man at issue , he left his cause to be combated by foreign bayonets , and fed
with a dastard precipitation to the shameful security of a distant hemisphere .
... distracted , his crown in danger , and all that could interest the highest energies
of man at issue , he left his cause to be combated by foreign bayonets , and fed
with a dastard precipitation to the shameful security of a distant hemisphere .
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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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