The London Quarterly Review, Volúmenes98-99Theodore Foster, 1856 |
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... Political Future of England , we should like to know a little more distinctly how his character for political principle and consistency stands in his own country . But if it were only as a political lec- turer that he had come forward ...
... Political Future of England , we should like to know a little more distinctly how his character for political principle and consistency stands in his own country . But if it were only as a political lec- turer that he had come forward ...
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... political privilege ; but they still possessed great advantages in entering upon political life by their connexions and associations , and by the social sentiment which at Athens , as in many other popular states , still continued to ...
... political privilege ; but they still possessed great advantages in entering upon political life by their connexions and associations , and by the social sentiment which at Athens , as in many other popular states , still continued to ...
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... political sition are not prepared to run the risks parties as an evil , and of the want of clear attending the resumption of office , and political profession , let us not conceal from which influences the minds of so many ourselves the ...
... political sition are not prepared to run the risks parties as an evil , and of the want of clear attending the resumption of office , and political profession , let us not conceal from which influences the minds of so many ourselves the ...
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