The London Quarterly Review, Volúmenes103-104Theodore Foster, 1858 |
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... less rapid and impetuous than the manner ry with perfect precision . of Lord Bolingbroke , which is in a singular ... less polished than his , language less copious , and meta- phors less appropriate , when set forth by a fine figure ...
... less rapid and impetuous than the manner ry with perfect precision . of Lord Bolingbroke , which is in a singular ... less polished than his , language less copious , and meta- phors less appropriate , when set forth by a fine figure ...
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... less integ- rity in administration than wisdom in le- gislation . As regards salaries , it is to be hoped that by a wiser policy , with less an- nexation , fewer foreign wars , and with a better system of taxation , we may bring the ...
... less integ- rity in administration than wisdom in le- gislation . As regards salaries , it is to be hoped that by a wiser policy , with less an- nexation , fewer foreign wars , and with a better system of taxation , we may bring the ...
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... less attached than they have been of yore to representative government : not less disposed than heretofore to vindi- cate , if need be , the privileges of Parlia- ment and its control over the selection of the advisers of the Crown . We ...
... less attached than they have been of yore to representative government : not less disposed than heretofore to vindi- cate , if need be , the privileges of Parlia- ment and its control over the selection of the advisers of the Crown . We ...
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