The British Quarterly Review, 30. köideHenry Allon Hodder and Stoughton, 1859 |
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... thought that the fall of Charleston had com- pletely reduced the Carolinas , that the Royalist party in these provinces would maintain their ascendency , and that Lord Cornwallis would be enabled to detach troops to his assistance , and ...
... thought that the fall of Charleston had com- pletely reduced the Carolinas , that the Royalist party in these provinces would maintain their ascendency , and that Lord Cornwallis would be enabled to detach troops to his assistance , and ...
Page 25
... thought rigid economy a true economy . I abolished sinecure places , put a stop to jobbing agencies and contracts , prevented large sums from ' being voted away in Council on trumped - up charges , and have " been unwearied in hunting ...
... thought rigid economy a true economy . I abolished sinecure places , put a stop to jobbing agencies and contracts , prevented large sums from ' being voted away in Council on trumped - up charges , and have " been unwearied in hunting ...
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... thought of ; and accordingly , though on the question of the Regency , and on several others of commercial importance , the Irish Parliament had crossed the views of Mr. Pitt , and he was conscious of course of its misgovernment and ...
... thought of ; and accordingly , though on the question of the Regency , and on several others of commercial importance , the Irish Parliament had crossed the views of Mr. Pitt , and he was conscious of course of its misgovernment and ...
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... thought of ; and accordingly , though on the question of the Regency , and on several others of commercial importance , the Irish Parliament had crossed the views of Mr. Pitt , and he was conscious of course of its misgovernment and ...
... thought of ; and accordingly , though on the question of the Regency , and on several others of commercial importance , the Irish Parliament had crossed the views of Mr. Pitt , and he was conscious of course of its misgovernment and ...
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... thought of the two Antipholuses , the pair of Dromios , and the brace of Sosias ? ' I did not know what to think , ' answered Goldsmith , for I became first perplexed and then bewildered . As the preacher grew warm and energetic , his ...
... thought of the two Antipholuses , the pair of Dromios , and the brace of Sosias ? ' I did not know what to think , ' answered Goldsmith , for I became first perplexed and then bewildered . As the preacher grew warm and energetic , his ...
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