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... half drunk with araki , a spirit distilled from dates . He asked them boisterously
what they wanted , and why they came to Dehr ? This was but a discouraging
reception from a man who had 300 armed Negroes at his elbow , and at least
3000 ...
... half drunk with araki , a spirit distilled from dates . He asked them boisterously
what they wanted , and why they came to Dehr ? This was but a discouraging
reception from a man who had 300 armed Negroes at his elbow , and at least
3000 ...
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the Emerald Isle is , we ought to acquaint our readers , a series of apostrophes to
Irish worthies , from Fin Macoul and Brian Borhoime , down to Mr . Curran and the
wretched Dermody . " And Berkely , thou , in vision fair , With all the spirits of ...
the Emerald Isle is , we ought to acquaint our readers , a series of apostrophes to
Irish worthies , from Fin Macoul and Brian Borhoime , down to Mr . Curran and the
wretched Dermody . " And Berkely , thou , in vision fair , With all the spirits of ...
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In the Liverpool speech , however , he has quite changed his note ; the cold -
blooded Sassanach is now the high - minded people of England , ' ( V . - 4 , ) and
even a provincial English town is the emporium of liberality and public spirit - -
the ...
In the Liverpool speech , however , he has quite changed his note ; the cold -
blooded Sassanach is now the high - minded people of England , ' ( V . - 4 , ) and
even a provincial English town is the emporium of liberality and public spirit - -
the ...
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They instructed their disciples , explained to them the spirit and meaning of the
Law , and opened to them the sublime mysteries relating to the state of the
Church on earth and in heaven , which were hidden under allegories . They
instructed ...
They instructed their disciples , explained to them the spirit and meaning of the
Law , and opened to them the sublime mysteries relating to the state of the
Church on earth and in heaven , which were hidden under allegories . They
instructed ...
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They instructed their disciples , explained to them the spirit and meaning of the
Law , and opened to them the sublime mysteries relating to the state of the
Church on earth and in heaven , which were hidden under allegories . They
instructed ...
They instructed their disciples , explained to them the spirit and meaning of the
Law , and opened to them the sublime mysteries relating to the state of the
Church on earth and in heaven , which were hidden under allegories . They
instructed ...
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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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