The London Quarterly Review, Volúmenes96-97Theodore Foster, 1855 |
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... Steele for being too much of a party - man , marks the source of whatever disagreement they had ; and he who , on that very ground of party , lavished upon Steele the most unsparing and unscru- pulous abuse , and whose old intimacy with ...
... Steele for being too much of a party - man , marks the source of whatever disagreement they had ; and he who , on that very ground of party , lavished upon Steele the most unsparing and unscru- pulous abuse , and whose old intimacy with ...
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... Steele in language often quoted , and used against him by Mr. Macaulay . ' I am in a thousand troubles for poor Dick , and wish that his zeal for the public may not be ruinous to himself ; but he has sent me word that he is deter- mined ...
... Steele in language often quoted , and used against him by Mr. Macaulay . ' I am in a thousand troubles for poor Dick , and wish that his zeal for the public may not be ruinous to himself ; but he has sent me word that he is deter- mined ...
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... Steele in a new paper called the Examiner ; and the first piece of interesting news he had to write to Stella was , that Steele would certain- ly lose his place of Gazetteer . This was after an evening ( the 10th September ) passed in ...
... Steele in a new paper called the Examiner ; and the first piece of interesting news he had to write to Stella was , that Steele would certain- ly lose his place of Gazetteer . This was after an evening ( the 10th September ) passed in ...
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