The Gentleman's Magazine, Band 96,Teil 2;Band 140E. Cave, 1826 |
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... considered that the object of them has been the master - spirit of this Miscellany for the space of nearly half a century , a sufficient apology may exist for that apparent obtrusion . His editorial labours have raised a tablet to his ...
... considered that the object of them has been the master - spirit of this Miscellany for the space of nearly half a century , a sufficient apology may exist for that apparent obtrusion . His editorial labours have raised a tablet to his ...
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... considered as inseparable , both in Catholic and Protestant coun- tries . A perpetual struggle has always existed between the Pope and the So- vereigns of Europe , which should have the ascendancy . Could the Pope and his reverend ...
... considered as inseparable , both in Catholic and Protestant coun- tries . A perpetual struggle has always existed between the Pope and the So- vereigns of Europe , which should have the ascendancy . Could the Pope and his reverend ...
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... considered as good Catholics by your reverend " Ex- pounders ; " and your refusal to give such a proof of sincerity shows that you cannot be good subjects . To what dangers then would this country be ex- posed , on a war with Papal ...
... considered as good Catholics by your reverend " Ex- pounders ; " and your refusal to give such a proof of sincerity shows that you cannot be good subjects . To what dangers then would this country be ex- posed , on a war with Papal ...
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... considered as typical of their rudeness and barbarity . After the Conquest our ancestors progres- sively improved , as they began to ac- quire a tincture of polite literature by the introduction of Learning from the Continent ; the fine ...
... considered as typical of their rudeness and barbarity . After the Conquest our ancestors progres- sively improved , as they began to ac- quire a tincture of polite literature by the introduction of Learning from the Continent ; the fine ...
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... considered as typical of their rudeness and barbarity . After the Conquest our ancestors progres- sively improved , as they began to ac- quire a tincture of polite literature by the introduction of Learning from the Continent ; the fine ...
... considered as typical of their rudeness and barbarity . After the Conquest our ancestors progres- sively improved , as they began to ac- quire a tincture of polite literature by the introduction of Learning from the Continent ; the fine ...
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