The Quarterly Review, Band 68J. Murray, 1841 |
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... means of the press , that Lord Normanby or Lord John Russell ( we are not sure which ) was persuaded to allow a practical trial of it on Norfolk Island . Captain Maconochie appears to be a humane and benevolent gentleman , with a head ...
... means of the press , that Lord Normanby or Lord John Russell ( we are not sure which ) was persuaded to allow a practical trial of it on Norfolk Island . Captain Maconochie appears to be a humane and benevolent gentleman , with a head ...
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... means of forming any conception of the Creator and Governor of the universe , and if we are by such means enabled to elevate our thoughts , however inadequately , towards Him , where is the presumption of doing so ? or rather , where is ...
... means of forming any conception of the Creator and Governor of the universe , and if we are by such means enabled to elevate our thoughts , however inadequately , towards Him , where is the presumption of doing so ? or rather , where is ...
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... means of subsistence on powers which may any hour withdraw it . But there is another serious con- sideration which applies to this particular case . We are told , as one of the main advantages of the proposed system , that the Continent ...
... means of subsistence on powers which may any hour withdraw it . But there is another serious con- sideration which applies to this particular case . We are told , as one of the main advantages of the proposed system , that the Continent ...
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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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