The British Quarterly Review, 30. köideHenry Allon Hodder and Stoughton, 1859 |
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... existence of this state of things , the consequences of which were that Ireland had been checked in her natural development , and the seeds were sown of many of her social evils . After 1753 , under the in- fluence of several able ...
... existence of this state of things , the consequences of which were that Ireland had been checked in her natural development , and the seeds were sown of many of her social evils . After 1753 , under the in- fluence of several able ...
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... existence ; and it had a really upright and honest party , composed of such men as Grattan , Plunket , and Curran , who , having sat , as they exclaimed , at the cradle of Ireland's independence , did not desire to follow its hearse ...
... existence ; and it had a really upright and honest party , composed of such men as Grattan , Plunket , and Curran , who , having sat , as they exclaimed , at the cradle of Ireland's independence , did not desire to follow its hearse ...
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... existence of this state of things , the consequences of which were that Ireland had been checked in her natural development , and the seeds were sown of many of her social evils . After 1753 , under the in- fluence of several able ...
... existence of this state of things , the consequences of which were that Ireland had been checked in her natural development , and the seeds were sown of many of her social evils . After 1753 , under the in- fluence of several able ...
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... existence ; and it had a really upright and honest party , composed of such men as Grattan , Plunket , and Curran , who , having sat , as they exclaimed , at the cradle of Ireland's independence , did not desire to follow its hearse ...
... existence ; and it had a really upright and honest party , composed of such men as Grattan , Plunket , and Curran , who , having sat , as they exclaimed , at the cradle of Ireland's independence , did not desire to follow its hearse ...
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... such an immense superiority ? The organi- zation and existence of the Victoria Rifles - an admirable corps- afford proof positive that English gentlemen , barristers , and be achieved by dilettanti soldiers of this generation , who.
... such an immense superiority ? The organi- zation and existence of the Victoria Rifles - an admirable corps- afford proof positive that English gentlemen , barristers , and be achieved by dilettanti soldiers of this generation , who.
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