Critical, Historical, and Miscellaneous Essays, المجلد 6Mason, 1876 |
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... obtained were quite as advantageous and honour- able as the events of the war entitled her to expect , or as she was likely to obtain by persevering in a contest against immense odds . All her vital parts , all the real sources of her ...
... obtained were quite as advantageous and honour- able as the events of the war entitled her to expect , or as she was likely to obtain by persevering in a contest against immense odds . All her vital parts , all the real sources of her ...
الصفحة 260
... obtained possession of unbounded power when an aged writer of the high- est eminence , who had made very little by his writings , and who was sinking into the grave under a load of infirmities and sorrows , wanted five or six hundred ...
... obtained possession of unbounded power when an aged writer of the high- est eminence , who had made very little by his writings , and who was sinking into the grave under a load of infirmities and sorrows , wanted five or six hundred ...
الصفحة 262
Thomas Babington Macauley baron Macauley. fore they could obtain a farthing from him . One of them , after vainly soliciting the minister for payment during fourteen years , had the courage to present a memorial to the King , and thus ...
Thomas Babington Macauley baron Macauley. fore they could obtain a farthing from him . One of them , after vainly soliciting the minister for payment during fourteen years , had the courage to present a memorial to the King , and thus ...
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FRANCIS ATTERPURY | 123 |
Encyclopædia Britannica | 132 |
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