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... ftill fadder ; the fame nation with a falfe ruler , the fame crowd with a falfe leader , the fame mob with a falfe guide . The history of all lands affords examples of all these cafes THOMAS COOPER, AND THE PURGATORY OF SUICIDES.
... ftill fadder ; the fame nation with a falfe ruler , the fame crowd with a falfe leader , the fame mob with a falfe guide . The history of all lands affords examples of all these cafes THOMAS COOPER, AND THE PURGATORY OF SUICIDES.
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... Purgatory of Suicides , " which a large portion of the literary prefs declared to be equal to any poetical work of modern times . " * One anecdote of Cooper , as recorded by the Hiftorian of Chartifm , is fo characteristic of the man ...
... Purgatory of Suicides , " which a large portion of the literary prefs declared to be equal to any poetical work of modern times . " * One anecdote of Cooper , as recorded by the Hiftorian of Chartifm , is fo characteristic of the man ...
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John Alfred Langford. fpeaks of the " Purgatory of Suicides . " After noticing the works of Ebenezer Elliot , he fays- " Rather belonging to the fame school , than to that of Burns , though never degrading itfelf by Elliot's ferocity ...
John Alfred Langford. fpeaks of the " Purgatory of Suicides . " After noticing the works of Ebenezer Elliot , he fays- " Rather belonging to the fame school , than to that of Burns , though never degrading itfelf by Elliot's ferocity ...
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