Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, Volumen64W. Blackwood., 1848 |
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... present characteristics of British aristocracy ; and he therefore proceeds at once to show how the laws on which he treats operate for this preservation , and to rebut the objec- tions advanced against them on the score of their ...
... present characteristics of British aristocracy ; and he therefore proceeds at once to show how the laws on which he treats operate for this preservation , and to rebut the objec- tions advanced against them on the score of their ...
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... present law , they will not only fail to be cured , but must be aggravated tenfold , by such a product of off - hand legislation- " Sent before its time Into this breathing world , scarce half made up , And that so lamely and ...
... present law , they will not only fail to be cured , but must be aggravated tenfold , by such a product of off - hand legislation- " Sent before its time Into this breathing world , scarce half made up , And that so lamely and ...
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... present to their red friends . 6 " He was Mah - to - ga - shane , " he said , " the Brave Bear : his tongue was short , but his arm long ; and he loved rather to speak with his bow and his lance , than with the weapon of a squaw . He ...
... present to their red friends . 6 " He was Mah - to - ga - shane , " he said , " the Brave Bear : his tongue was short , but his arm long ; and he loved rather to speak with his bow and his lance , than with the weapon of a squaw . He ...
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... present century . It has become dominant , but by no means triumphant ; and its great ob- stacle has been the constitution . the several States it has changed the constitutions one after the other , in- troducing universal suffrage ...
... present century . It has become dominant , but by no means triumphant ; and its great ob- stacle has been the constitution . the several States it has changed the constitutions one after the other , in- troducing universal suffrage ...
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... present crisis , by the knowledge that , had they been in opposition , they would , to a certain ex- tent , have fraternised with French Republicans and English Chartists . Who could doubt that such would have been the conduct of the ...
... present crisis , by the knowledge that , had they been in opposition , they would , to a certain ex- tent , have fraternised with French Republicans and English Chartists . Who could doubt that such would have been the conduct of the ...
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