Critical, Historical, and Miscellaneous Essays, المجلد 1Hurd & Houghton, 1860 |
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... Lord Macaulay , and unquestionably his , not found in any other edition of his miscellaneous writings . In this edition the Essays have been arranged in chronological order , so that their perusal affords , so to speak , a complete ...
... Lord Macaulay , and unquestionably his , not found in any other edition of his miscellaneous writings . In this edition the Essays have been arranged in chronological order , so that their perusal affords , so to speak , a complete ...
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... Lord Cæsar , and Squire Don , and Colonel Von ; but what affair is it of yours or mine ? It is not to be wondered at , that gentlemen should wish to keep poor people out of their own . But it is strange , indeed , that they should ...
... Lord Cæsar , and Squire Don , and Colonel Von ; but what affair is it of yours or mine ? It is not to be wondered at , that gentlemen should wish to keep poor people out of their own . But it is strange , indeed , that they should ...
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... Lord Uxbridge flies to check the carnage . He is severely wounded by Na- poleon , and only saved by the assistance of Lord Hill . In the mean time the Duke makes a tremendous car- nage among the French . He encounters General Duhesme ...
... Lord Uxbridge flies to check the carnage . He is severely wounded by Na- poleon , and only saved by the assistance of Lord Hill . In the mean time the Duke makes a tremendous car- nage among the French . He encounters General Duhesme ...
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CONTENTS | xxxiv |
ON THE ROYAL SOCIETY OF LITERATURE Knights | 20 |
SCENES FROM ATHENIAN REVELS Knights Quar | 30 |
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