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This argument was doubtless presented to Pitt by Dundas , who probably had a stronger personal feeling against Hastings than Pitt himself . To this extent Pitt may have been jealous of Hastings ; and to a danger of this description ...
This argument was doubtless presented to Pitt by Dundas , who probably had a stronger personal feeling against Hastings than Pitt himself . To this extent Pitt may have been jealous of Hastings ; and to a danger of this description ...
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For our own part , we have no pretensions what- ever to anticipate the discoveries which future reasoners will probably make ; but we are anxious to point out , in as few words as the subject will admit of , certain general views to ...
For our own part , we have no pretensions what- ever to anticipate the discoveries which future reasoners will probably make ; but we are anxious to point out , in as few words as the subject will admit of , certain general views to ...
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The Corrector has ' God of judgment ' - to the dissatisfaction , probably , of most readers ; the received text commending itself to the poetical sense , even without the aid of Mr. Dyce's fine parallel passage from Dante .
The Corrector has ' God of judgment ' - to the dissatisfaction , probably , of most readers ; the received text commending itself to the poetical sense , even without the aid of Mr. Dyce's fine parallel passage from Dante .
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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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