The London Quarterly Review, Volumen16Theodore Foster, 1817 |
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... hand that holds the chalice should be pure , and the priests of the temple of Religion should be spotless as the vestments of her ministry . Rank only degrades , wealth only impoverishes , and ornaments only dis figure her ; her sacred ...
... hand that holds the chalice should be pure , and the priests of the temple of Religion should be spotless as the vestments of her ministry . Rank only degrades , wealth only impoverishes , and ornaments only dis figure her ; her sacred ...
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... hand to act and heart to feel of her Ponsonby ' be forgotten . But in the Liverpool speech we find all the merits of the leader of the Whigs forgotten , and his character treated with high indignity : - Shall a borough - mongering ...
... hand to act and heart to feel of her Ponsonby ' be forgotten . But in the Liverpool speech we find all the merits of the leader of the Whigs forgotten , and his character treated with high indignity : - Shall a borough - mongering ...
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... hand that bestowed the gift , affords to the showy , advertising , electioneering qualities of some of our modern charities . Among the many charitable bequests of this respectable individual , was a sum set apart till it should ...
... hand that bestowed the gift , affords to the showy , advertising , electioneering qualities of some of our modern charities . Among the many charitable bequests of this respectable individual , was a sum set apart till it should ...
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... hand of a master , although , as we have before inti- mated , a wide difference exists between some of the author's state- ments and conclusions , and those which we should be disposed to make from the same premises . The first two ...
... hand of a master , although , as we have before inti- mated , a wide difference exists between some of the author's state- ments and conclusions , and those which we should be disposed to make from the same premises . The first two ...
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... hands He has delivered it over as a possession ; and the con- clusions which he draws from the premises are expressed in the following words : It is evident that , if the present state is not final , if its object is dis- cipline , what ...
... hands He has delivered it over as a possession ; and the con- clusions which he draws from the premises are expressed in the following words : It is evident that , if the present state is not final , if its object is dis- cipline , what ...
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