Critical, Historical, and Miscellaneous Essays, المجلد 6Mason, 1876 |
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... opinion , frequent infraction amounts to a repeal . Nothing that is very com- mon can be very disgraceful . Thus public opinion , when not strengthened by positive enactment , is first defied , and then vitiated . At best it is a feeble ...
... opinion , frequent infraction amounts to a repeal . Nothing that is very com- mon can be very disgraceful . Thus public opinion , when not strengthened by positive enactment , is first defied , and then vitiated . At best it is a feeble ...
الصفحة 469
... opinion of " The Witlings , " 273 . Mussulmans , their resistance to the practices of English law , v . 65 , 66 . Mysore , v . 71 ; its fierce horsemen , 72 . Mythology , Dante's use of , i . 75 , 76 . N. Nabobs , class of Englishmen to ...
... opinion of " The Witlings , " 273 . Mussulmans , their resistance to the practices of English law , v . 65 , 66 . Mysore , v . 71 ; its fierce horsemen , 72 . Mythology , Dante's use of , i . 75 , 76 . N. Nabobs , class of Englishmen to ...
الصفحة 476
... opinion in re- spect to them , i . 330. See also Parliament . Privy Council , Temple's plan for its reconstitution , iv . 64 ; Mr. Courte- nay's opinion of its absurdity con- tested , 65-77 ; Barillon's remarks upon it , 67 . Prize ...
... opinion in re- spect to them , i . 330. See also Parliament . Privy Council , Temple's plan for its reconstitution , iv . 64 ; Mr. Courte- nay's opinion of its absurdity con- tested , 65-77 ; Barillon's remarks upon it , 67 . Prize ...
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FRANCIS ATTERPURY | 123 |
Encyclopædia Britannica | 132 |
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