The London Quarterly Review, Volúmenes96-97Theodore Foster, 1855 |
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... object of distinctness which was the source of all their beauty . When a row of figures , as in the pediments of their temples , ran the risk of being undistinguishable against the white ground , the tympanum was tinted with that slight ...
... object of distinctness which was the source of all their beauty . When a row of figures , as in the pediments of their temples , ran the risk of being undistinguishable against the white ground , the tympanum was tinted with that slight ...
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... object , cannot lead either to useful or beneficial results . Such , as regards those who undertook it , has been ... objects which it is pretended it was undertaken to effect , but we should have placed Turkey in a position which must ...
... object , cannot lead either to useful or beneficial results . Such , as regards those who undertook it , has been ... objects which it is pretended it was undertaken to effect , but we should have placed Turkey in a position which must ...
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... object . It was important to gain time , and eighteen days , with a siege of such mag- nitude pending , might produce events which would materially affect the position of Russia , and influence her in deciding upon the rejec- tion or ...
... object . It was important to gain time , and eighteen days , with a siege of such mag- nitude pending , might produce events which would materially affect the position of Russia , and influence her in deciding upon the rejec- tion or ...
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