The Quarterly Review, 68. köideJ. Murray, 1841 |
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... whole , then , Sir Augustus seems to have been pleased with Washington and its environs , and he pronounces the society there to be such that it would gain , not lose , by a comparison with that of many an English provincial town ...
... whole , then , Sir Augustus seems to have been pleased with Washington and its environs , and he pronounces the society there to be such that it would gain , not lose , by a comparison with that of many an English provincial town ...
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... whole under his surveillance and instruction . Finding the favourable effect produced on the minds of the most hardened , by the kindness and indulgence of Major Ryan , which ac- corded entirely with his own plan , and desirous of ...
... whole under his surveillance and instruction . Finding the favourable effect produced on the minds of the most hardened , by the kindness and indulgence of Major Ryan , which ac- corded entirely with his own plan , and desirous of ...
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... whole country , but more especially imperative on the ministry which claims ( too largely , as we have before shown in our review of Lord John Russell's speech at Stroud , but which does claim ) the exclusive merit of this great ...
... whole country , but more especially imperative on the ministry which claims ( too largely , as we have before shown in our review of Lord John Russell's speech at Stroud , but which does claim ) the exclusive merit of this great ...
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Notes on the United States By the Right Hon | 20 |
in the British Colonies Ordered by the House | 88 |
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