The London Quarterly Review, Volúmenes101-102Theodore Foster, 1857 |
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... existence of their names in the old tongue of the nation . But historic and præ - historic dates become insignificant when we listen to the tales geologists can tell us of the Filical glories of earlier ages . The coal - measures ...
... existence of their names in the old tongue of the nation . But historic and præ - historic dates become insignificant when we listen to the tales geologists can tell us of the Filical glories of earlier ages . The coal - measures ...
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... existence , has turned to the discomfiture of the power which devised it for her down- fall . and declarations , previous to the granting of emancipation , were pointed to in juxta- position with their present pastorals , and the ...
... existence , has turned to the discomfiture of the power which devised it for her down- fall . and declarations , previous to the granting of emancipation , were pointed to in juxta- position with their present pastorals , and the ...
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... existence . These seem to arise entirely from the practice of putting on a par with Homer tales of very inferior authority to his . But even apart from this , considering what under ordinary circum- stances the chronology of pre ...
... existence . These seem to arise entirely from the practice of putting on a par with Homer tales of very inferior authority to his . But even apart from this , considering what under ordinary circum- stances the chronology of pre ...
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