The Quarterly Review, Volumen16John Murray, 1817 |
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... possessed no charms apparently for Mr. Legh : he was unsaintly enough not to visit the Coptic church in which is the grotto where the Holy Family took refuge ; nor did his curiosity tempt him into that of the Greeks with the miraculous ...
... possessed no charms apparently for Mr. Legh : he was unsaintly enough not to visit the Coptic church in which is the grotto where the Holy Family took refuge ; nor did his curiosity tempt him into that of the Greeks with the miraculous ...
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... possession any sketches , drawings or measurements of the ruins of Nubia , they will not withhold them in a second edition . ART . II . I. The Emerald Isle , a Poem . By Charles Phillips , Esq . Barrister at Law . Dedicated by ...
... possession any sketches , drawings or measurements of the ruins of Nubia , they will not withhold them in a second edition . ART . II . I. The Emerald Isle , a Poem . By Charles Phillips , Esq . Barrister at Law . Dedicated by ...
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... possession , which is the general property of all mankind , ' was originally created . This has always appeared to us to be the fundamental point ( although too frequently overlooked ) from which every just argument on the origin and ...
... possession , which is the general property of all mankind , ' was originally created . This has always appeared to us to be the fundamental point ( although too frequently overlooked ) from which every just argument on the origin and ...
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... possession ; and the con- clusions which he draws from the premises are expressed in the following words : ' It is evident , that if the present state is not final , if its object is dis- cipline , what might appear to us the happiest ...
... possession ; and the con- clusions which he draws from the premises are expressed in the following words : ' It is evident , that if the present state is not final , if its object is dis- cipline , what might appear to us the happiest ...
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... possession of a palm - tree or a cabin : but the latter produces no other fruit than pri- vate rancour or revengeful malice : the former enriches the state by the addition of two active and useful citizens .'- vol . ii . p . 32 . We It ...
... possession of a palm - tree or a cabin : but the latter produces no other fruit than pri- vate rancour or revengeful malice : the former enriches the state by the addition of two active and useful citizens .'- vol . ii . p . 32 . We It ...
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