The Quarterly Review, Том 172William Gifford, Sir John Taylor Coleridge, John Gibson Lockhart, Whitwell Elwin, William Macpherson, Sir John Murray IV, William Smith, Rowland Edmund Prothero (Baron Ernle) John Murray, 1891 |
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... object . I wish they may be quieted . I love the people as much as any gentleman in this House , and therefore I will oppose this motion , because I am satisfied it will not tend to the service of my country , for the passing of this ...
... object . I wish they may be quieted . I love the people as much as any gentleman in this House , and therefore I will oppose this motion , because I am satisfied it will not tend to the service of my country , for the passing of this ...
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... object to a Protestant Establishment . In short , there was no logical reason why Ireland with a native Parliament should not be governed * Vol . vi . p . 315 . 6 ' according ' according to Irish ideas . ' If this was 22 The Grattan ...
... object to a Protestant Establishment . In short , there was no logical reason why Ireland with a native Parliament should not be governed * Vol . vi . p . 315 . 6 ' according ' according to Irish ideas . ' If this was 22 The Grattan ...
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... object for the genuine Irish love of show , and of patriotic sentiment . Irishmen delight in spectacle and display ; often they even seem to prefer sham sham to reality , the shadow to the substance . 28 The Grattan Parliament .
... object for the genuine Irish love of show , and of patriotic sentiment . Irishmen delight in spectacle and display ; often they even seem to prefer sham sham to reality , the shadow to the substance . 28 The Grattan Parliament .
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... objects of his admiration whether Catholic or heretical , Grosseteste , Gerson , Sarpi , Bossuet , all those who had maintained the rights of national churches ; for Döllinger was , as he called himself , Germanissimus Germanorum ...
... objects of his admiration whether Catholic or heretical , Grosseteste , Gerson , Sarpi , Bossuet , all those who had maintained the rights of national churches ; for Döllinger was , as he called himself , Germanissimus Germanorum ...
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... object of which was to promote the reunion of Christendom ; and he was always ready with sympathy and advice for those who sought it . Henceforward , too , he felt freer than before to pursue his studies and give expression to his ...
... object of which was to promote the reunion of Christendom ; and he was always ready with sympathy and advice for those who sought it . Henceforward , too , he felt freer than before to pursue his studies and give expression to his ...
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