Critical, Historical and Miscellaneous Essays, المجلدات 3-4Hurd and Houghton, 1875 |
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... ment similar to that which Captain Lemuel Gulliver felt when he first landed in Brobdingnag , and saw corn as high as the oaks in the New Forest , thimbles as large as buckets , and wrens of the bulk of turkeys . The whole book , and ...
... ment similar to that which Captain Lemuel Gulliver felt when he first landed in Brobdingnag , and saw corn as high as the oaks in the New Forest , thimbles as large as buckets , and wrens of the bulk of turkeys . The whole book , and ...
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... ment of Eliot , the Stuarts had attempted to discover the fundamental rules which guided her conduct in all her dealings with her people , they would have per- ceived that their policy was then most unlike to hers , when to a ...
... ment of Eliot , the Stuarts had attempted to discover the fundamental rules which guided her conduct in all her dealings with her people , they would have per- ceived that their policy was then most unlike to hers , when to a ...
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... ment , formed some new combination . The only man who could fix the agitated elements of society in a stable form was following a wild vision of glory and empire through the Syrian deserts . The time was not yet come , when " Confusion ...
... ment , formed some new combination . The only man who could fix the agitated elements of society in a stable form was following a wild vision of glory and empire through the Syrian deserts . The time was not yet come , when " Confusion ...
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... ment which has produced that revolution . Why was the French Revolution so bloody and destructive ? Why was our revolution of 1641 comparatively mild ? Why was our revolution of 1688 milder still ? Why was the American Revolution ...
... ment which has produced that revolution . Why was the French Revolution so bloody and destructive ? Why was our revolution of 1641 comparatively mild ? Why was our revolution of 1688 milder still ? Why was the American Revolution ...
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... ment . An ancient and deeply rooted system of abuses has been fiercely attacked and stubbornly defended . It has fallen ; and not one sword has been drawn ; not one estate has been confiscated ; not one family has been forced to ...
... ment . An ancient and deeply rooted system of abuses has been fiercely attacked and stubbornly defended . It has fallen ; and not one sword has been drawn ; not one estate has been confiscated ; not one family has been forced to ...
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