The London Quarterly Review, Volúmenes98-99Theodore Foster, 1856 |
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... remarkable knowledge of human nature , and of French nature in particular . ' The military principle is also one of its remarkable features ; the regiment is the type of the constitution of the colony , the officers in their several ...
... remarkable knowledge of human nature , and of French nature in particular . ' The military principle is also one of its remarkable features ; the regiment is the type of the constitution of the colony , the officers in their several ...
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... remarkable and not very favourable test . In the latter end of the year 1853 , before he seems to have assumed the mission of Catholicising Eng- land , he published , as we have just seen , in the Intérêts Catholiques , that Protes - we ...
... remarkable and not very favourable test . In the latter end of the year 1853 , before he seems to have assumed the mission of Catholicising Eng- land , he published , as we have just seen , in the Intérêts Catholiques , that Protes - we ...
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... remarkable , touch of his peculiar prejudice : - 6 Neither Lord Castlereagh nor Lord George Bentinck were what can be called orators . Sir Robert Peel was not much of one - the Duke of Lord Palmerston has been so more than once in ...
... remarkable , touch of his peculiar prejudice : - 6 Neither Lord Castlereagh nor Lord George Bentinck were what can be called orators . Sir Robert Peel was not much of one - the Duke of Lord Palmerston has been so more than once in ...
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