The Edinburgh Review: Or Critical Journal, Volume 141A. Constable, 1875 |
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Page 45
... becoming British territory was no doubt both justifiable and proper ; but the time for making the change , before the troops had become accustomed to the occupation of the province , and when the garrison there was afflicted with ...
... becoming British territory was no doubt both justifiable and proper ; but the time for making the change , before the troops had become accustomed to the occupation of the province , and when the garrison there was afflicted with ...
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... become , not almost but altogether , a father to him . He died of cancer in the tongue , perhaps the most painful of human maladies , under the care of this same brother who has now become his biographer - the last victim of the ...
... become , not almost but altogether , a father to him . He died of cancer in the tongue , perhaps the most painful of human maladies , under the care of this same brother who has now become his biographer - the last victim of the ...
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... becoming a bookseller himself , as he had already become a printer . In bookselling he fancied that he saw what Dr. Johnson saw in Thrale's beer barrels , the ' potentiality of becoming rich beyond the dreams of avarice ; ' and the ...
... becoming a bookseller himself , as he had already become a printer . In bookselling he fancied that he saw what Dr. Johnson saw in Thrale's beer barrels , the ' potentiality of becoming rich beyond the dreams of avarice ; ' and the ...
Contents
1 Three Essays on Religion Nature The Utility | 1 |
History of the Indian Administration of Lord Ellen | 31 |
ou la Paume des Anciens Par M Burette Acad | 52 |
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