The Eclectic review. vol. 1-New [8th], 9. köide1813 |
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Page 116
... Lord Ashburton , Mr. Flood , and Lord George Sackville . And the whole of the list appears to be included without ceremony in this sweeping sentence of the editor . While he does not undertake to communicate the real name of Junius , he ...
... Lord Ashburton , Mr. Flood , and Lord George Sackville . And the whole of the list appears to be included without ceremony in this sweeping sentence of the editor . While he does not undertake to communicate the real name of Junius , he ...
Page 123
... Lord George Sackville . The evidence is somewhat indecisive even to the present hour . Sir W. Draper divided his suspicions between this nobleman and Mr. Burke , and upon the personal and unequivocal denial of the latter , he ...
... Lord George Sackville . The evidence is somewhat indecisive even to the present hour . Sir W. Draper divided his suspicions between this nobleman and Mr. Burke , and upon the personal and unequivocal denial of the latter , he ...
Page 124
... Lord George a few hours after his call , and he knew that before this time he had never spoken to him in his life . It is certain then that Lord G. Sackville was early and generally suspected , that Junius knew him to be suspected ...
... Lord George a few hours after his call , and he knew that before this time he had never spoken to him in his life . It is certain then that Lord G. Sackville was early and generally suspected , that Junius knew him to be suspected ...
Page 126
... Lord George Sackville , why did not the editor say whether his father did not , at some time or other , in so many years , meet with any specimen of that nobleman's hand - writing , and , if he did , what were his observations on ...
... Lord George Sackville , why did not the editor say whether his father did not , at some time or other , in so many years , meet with any specimen of that nobleman's hand - writing , and , if he did , what were his observations on ...
Page 127
... Lord George Sackville , will be inclined , though with a perception that the evidence is very narrow and unsatisfactory , to confer on that nobleman the vacant honours of Junius . " The affirmative appearances are indeed somewhat ...
... Lord George Sackville , will be inclined , though with a perception that the evidence is very narrow and unsatisfactory , to confer on that nobleman the vacant honours of Junius . " The affirmative appearances are indeed somewhat ...
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