The London Quarterly Review, Volúmenes103-104Theodore Foster, 1858 |
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... admirable example was afforded by Mr. Sidney Herbert in the erection of the new church at Wilton , the only attempt on a large scale with which we are acquainted , and a most successful one , to introduce into England the Ro- manesque ...
... admirable example was afforded by Mr. Sidney Herbert in the erection of the new church at Wilton , the only attempt on a large scale with which we are acquainted , and a most successful one , to introduce into England the Ro- manesque ...
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... admirable metal , and would have proved very ser- viceable , except that unfortunately their bore does not suit any of our shot . Gun carriages rent by the bursting of guns , or so unscientifically constructed as inevitably to destroy ...
... admirable metal , and would have proved very ser- viceable , except that unfortunately their bore does not suit any of our shot . Gun carriages rent by the bursting of guns , or so unscientifically constructed as inevitably to destroy ...
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... admiration of what was truly admirable . He simply paid to the living author the respect which posterity admits to be due to the name , works , and conversation of Johnson . As he said himself , ' It is a noble attachment , for the ...
... admiration of what was truly admirable . He simply paid to the living author the respect which posterity admits to be due to the name , works , and conversation of Johnson . As he said himself , ' It is a noble attachment , for the ...
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