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It required half a day ' s journey from Dehr to reach Ibrîm , and as there was
nothing to interest them there , they returned to Dehr the same evening . The
following is all that we are told of Ibrîm . * Not a vestige of life was seen about us ;
the ...
It required half a day ' s journey from Dehr to reach Ibrîm , and as there was
nothing to interest them there , they returned to Dehr the same evening . The
following is all that we are told of Ibrîm . * Not a vestige of life was seen about us ;
the ...
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The progress of our travellers through Lower Egypt , their voyage to Malta and
residence on that island , afford nothing of interest or novelty that would justify the
protraction of this article which has already proceeded to a greater length than ...
The progress of our travellers through Lower Egypt , their voyage to Malta and
residence on that island , afford nothing of interest or novelty that would justify the
protraction of this article which has already proceeded to a greater length than ...
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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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Shall the inock dignitaries of Whiggism and Toryism , lead their hungry retainers
to contest the profits of an alternate ascendancy over the prostrate interests of a
too generous people ? These are questions which I blush to ask . ' - V . - 15 .
Shall the inock dignitaries of Whiggism and Toryism , lead their hungry retainers
to contest the profits of an alternate ascendancy over the prostrate interests of a
too generous people ? These are questions which I blush to ask . ' - V . - 15 .
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... our observations upon it to some length , because where we have the
misfortune to differ from the ingenious author , it is upon points wherein
discussion can scarcely fail to produce effects highly serviceable to the best
interests of mankind .
... our observations upon it to some length , because where we have the
misfortune to differ from the ingenious author , it is upon points wherein
discussion can scarcely fail to produce effects highly serviceable to the best
interests of mankind .
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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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