The Imperial magazine; or, Compendium of religious, moral, & philosophical knowledge. Vol.1-12. 2nd ser. (ed. by S. Drew). Vol.1-4, Том 12 |
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... ment for Newport . His military services not being immediately required , he was sent to Ireland , as Secretary to the Duke of Richmond ; but was soon after called to accompany Lord Cathcart to Copen- hagen ; and for his conduct in that ...
... ment for Newport . His military services not being immediately required , he was sent to Ireland , as Secretary to the Duke of Richmond ; but was soon after called to accompany Lord Cathcart to Copen- hagen ; and for his conduct in that ...
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... ment for his own forces . When a court of inquiry had been instituted , to examine into the state of the commissariat , the observations of Sir Arthur Wellesley gave rise to a minute investigation , which pro- duced changes of the first ...
... ment for his own forces . When a court of inquiry had been instituted , to examine into the state of the commissariat , the observations of Sir Arthur Wellesley gave rise to a minute investigation , which pro- duced changes of the first ...
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... ment ; and infidelity may be put down by these means . We are brought to a crisis ; I grant that if all Christians have generous hearts , they have not all iron nerves . It is not every wise and good man that can meet such faces as have ...
... ment ; and infidelity may be put down by these means . We are brought to a crisis ; I grant that if all Christians have generous hearts , they have not all iron nerves . It is not every wise and good man that can meet such faces as have ...
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... ment ordained for certain crimes , and it is permitted as the ultimate resource in cases of debt . These customs have no doubt been much increased in severity , by the temptation of an external demand , and are often employed on very ...
... ment ordained for certain crimes , and it is permitted as the ultimate resource in cases of debt . These customs have no doubt been much increased in severity , by the temptation of an external demand , and are often employed on very ...
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... ment , their systems are fixed in the vertex of their hemisphere , shedding a light over the lesser orbs of poetic genius . Poetry is not only an ornament to the region of learning , but is of great utility to many branches of art and ...
... ment , their systems are fixed in the vertex of their hemisphere , shedding a light over the lesser orbs of poetic genius . Poetry is not only an ornament to the region of learning , but is of great utility to many branches of art and ...
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