The Edinburgh Review: Or Critical Journal, Volume 103A. Constable, 1856 |
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Page 43
... express ground of what he calls Mazarin's base and continual flattery of Cromwell . The coadjutor has always spoken with veneration of Cromwell , as of a man sent by God into ' England , saying that he would raise such men also in other ...
... express ground of what he calls Mazarin's base and continual flattery of Cromwell . The coadjutor has always spoken with veneration of Cromwell , as of a man sent by God into ' England , saying that he would raise such men also in other ...
Page 52
... express what- ever now can be known . Cromwell's only distinct reference to any of his sons while yet in tender years , is contained in a letter addressed to his cousin , Oliver St. John's wife , while she was staying with his friend ...
... express what- ever now can be known . Cromwell's only distinct reference to any of his sons while yet in tender years , is contained in a letter addressed to his cousin , Oliver St. John's wife , while she was staying with his friend ...
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... express the universal feeling of native India , when it declares that , whereas they see no re- ' dress obtained for their grievances laid open to the higher ' authorities , they are led to conclude that these wicked deeds ' must have ...
... express the universal feeling of native India , when it declares that , whereas they see no re- ' dress obtained for their grievances laid open to the higher ' authorities , they are led to conclude that these wicked deeds ' must have ...
Contents
1 Histoire de la République dAngleterre et de Crom | 1 |
Bengal the Sikkim and NepalHimalayas the Khasia | 55 |
lEcosse et de lIrlande Par Léonce de Lavergne | 82 |
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