The Edinburgh Review: Or Critical Journal, Volume 43A. Constable, 1825 |
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Page 154
... believe we may say , that fully one third of the upper orders , and nearly the whole of the middle and lower classes of the people , have formed opinions ad- verse to the Catholics , purely and conscientiously upon a notion that the ...
... believe we may say , that fully one third of the upper orders , and nearly the whole of the middle and lower classes of the people , have formed opinions ad- verse to the Catholics , purely and conscientiously upon a notion that the ...
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... believe - to them we have nothing to say . We have no hope of converting them ; no wish to revile them . Let them quibble , declaim , sneer , calumniate . Their punishment is to be what they are . For us , our part has been deliberately ...
... believe - to them we have nothing to say . We have no hope of converting them ; no wish to revile them . Let them quibble , declaim , sneer , calumniate . Their punishment is to be what they are . For us , our part has been deliberately ...
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... believe it.'t Mr De La Cour- Have you heard of a system of fees prevail- ing to a considerable extent amongst the magistrates acting under charters ? I have heard of that . Do you believe it would be an improvement in the administration ...
... believe it.'t Mr De La Cour- Have you heard of a system of fees prevail- ing to a considerable extent amongst the magistrates acting under charters ? I have heard of that . Do you believe it would be an improvement in the administration ...
Contents
A Discourse on the Rise Progress Peculiar Objects | 1 |
Memoirs of Samuel Pepys Esq F R S Secretary | 23 |
Absenteeism By Lady Morgan | 54 |
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