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Lord John Russell has recently added a third volume to the Memoirs of Mr. Fox , which , with the exception of a few introductory remarks by the editor , consists exclusively of letters written by Mr. Fox to his nephew , Lord Holland ...
Lord John Russell has recently added a third volume to the Memoirs of Mr. Fox , which , with the exception of a few introductory remarks by the editor , consists exclusively of letters written by Mr. Fox to his nephew , Lord Holland ...
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We have given our readers but few specimens of the particular criticisms on passages in the corrections , which the volumes before us contain ; for our own parts we have felt inclined to take the Corrector's part in the majority of ...
We have given our readers but few specimens of the particular criticisms on passages in the corrections , which the volumes before us contain ; for our own parts we have felt inclined to take the Corrector's part in the majority of ...
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It will be remembered by all who are familiar with the first volume of his Modern Painters , ' that among the chapters most admired as profound , convincing , and novel , was one in which Turner's superior knowledge of the regions of ...
It will be remembered by all who are familiar with the first volume of his Modern Painters , ' that among the chapters most admired as profound , convincing , and novel , was one in which Turner's superior knowledge of the regions of ...
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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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