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... to a pitch of Greatness hitherto unattained by any Nation that ever existed . By
Thomas Evans , Librarian to the Society of Spencean Philanthropists . 6 . The
Monthly Magazine . 7 . Cobbetts Political Register . , - - - 225 CONTENTS TO No .
... to a pitch of Greatness hitherto unattained by any Nation that ever existed . By
Thomas Evans , Librarian to the Society of Spencean Philanthropists . 6 . The
Monthly Magazine . 7 . Cobbetts Political Register . , - - - 225 CONTENTS TO No .
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... would elevate these Realms to a pitch of Greatness hitherto unattained by any
Nation that ever existed . By Thomas Evans , Librarian to the Society of
Spencean Philanthropists . 6 . The Monthly Magazine . 7 . Cobbett ' s Political
Register .
... would elevate these Realms to a pitch of Greatness hitherto unattained by any
Nation that ever existed . By Thomas Evans , Librarian to the Society of
Spencean Philanthropists . 6 . The Monthly Magazine . 7 . Cobbett ' s Political
Register .
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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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Mr . Phillips ' s first political pretension is honesty ; he is , if you will take his own
word for it , a model of integrity and decision , a pattern for all the young men of
the empire who will be warmed into emulation by Mr . Casey ' s Liverpool dinner .
Mr . Phillips ' s first political pretension is honesty ; he is , if you will take his own
word for it , a model of integrity and decision , a pattern for all the young men of
the empire who will be warmed into emulation by Mr . Casey ' s Liverpool dinner .
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... swindled away your heart , that they might gamble with it afterwards at the
political hazard table ! May I not pretend a youth of virtue , that I may purchase
with its fame an age of rich apostacy ! - - Cast your view round the political
horizonCan ...
... swindled away your heart , that they might gamble with it afterwards at the
political hazard table ! May I not pretend a youth of virtue , that I may purchase
with its fame an age of rich apostacy ! - - Cast your view round the political
horizonCan ...
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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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