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... with every circumstance of cruelty and oppression . ' , . The condition of the
peasantry , which is as miserable as can well be imagined , seems to have
undergone no change for the better since the days of Sesostris , Psammeticus or
Cheops ...
... with every circumstance of cruelty and oppression . ' , . The condition of the
peasantry , which is as miserable as can well be imagined , seems to have
undergone no change for the better since the days of Sesostris , Psammeticus or
Cheops ...
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The superstitious vatives , we are told , attribute the circumstance of crocodiles
not being observed in the lower parts of the Nile , to the talismanic influence of
the Mikkias , or Nilometer , at Cairo ; - so says Niebuhr ; but he adds , it may be ...
The superstitious vatives , we are told , attribute the circumstance of crocodiles
not being observed in the lower parts of the Nile , to the talismanic influence of
the Mikkias , or Nilometer , at Cairo ; - so says Niebuhr ; but he adds , it may be ...
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I mention this trivial circumstance , because afterwards it gare occasion to a most
ridiculous , though to us a very important , discussion . So far the story of the
Greek was true , and it remained only to explore the galleries where the Arabs
had ...
I mention this trivial circumstance , because afterwards it gare occasion to a most
ridiculous , though to us a very important , discussion . So far the story of the
Greek was true , and it remained only to explore the galleries where the Arabs
had ...
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This alone was enough to excite some little suspicion of the author ' s sincerity ;
but it became conviction on finding that , whenever in any of his succeeding
pamphlets written in altered times and different circumstances , he has occasion
to ...
This alone was enough to excite some little suspicion of the author ' s sincerity ;
but it became conviction on finding that , whenever in any of his succeeding
pamphlets written in altered times and different circumstances , he has occasion
to ...
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... do not wilfully set himself in opposition to those means . Man in a state of
nature , then , is man in a state of probation : - - a rational and intelligent
intelligent creature placed by his Creator under circumstances of trial Sumner ' s
Prize Essay .
... do not wilfully set himself in opposition to those means . Man in a state of
nature , then , is man in a state of probation : - - a rational and intelligent
intelligent creature placed by his Creator under circumstances of trial Sumner ' s
Prize Essay .
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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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