The New Whig GuideW. Wright, 46, Fleet-Street., 1819 - 240 Seiten |
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... sel- dom wholly unjust . These pasquinades have usually appeared first in the newspapers , and been subsequently collected into volumes ; and though the Editor vi ADVERTISEMENT . is far from thinking that the articles.
... sel- dom wholly unjust . These pasquinades have usually appeared first in the newspapers , and been subsequently collected into volumes ; and though the Editor vi ADVERTISEMENT . is far from thinking that the articles.
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... appearance , thou requirest me to describe ; it may suffice that I tell thee that they very much resemble an equal number of Members of Congress . Thou wouldst say that I spoke from prejudice and partial affection , THE OPPOSITION . 39.
... appearance , thou requirest me to describe ; it may suffice that I tell thee that they very much resemble an equal number of Members of Congress . Thou wouldst say that I spoke from prejudice and partial affection , THE OPPOSITION . 39.
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... appearance so little moved was he by the spirit , that I conjecture he was by no means in earnest , but per- chance a secret partizan of the Ministry : the more so as Mr. Chancellor Vansittart * thrice said Hear , Hear during his ...
... appearance so little moved was he by the spirit , that I conjecture he was by no means in earnest , but per- chance a secret partizan of the Ministry : the more so as Mr. Chancellor Vansittart * thrice said Hear , Hear during his ...
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... appeared in the Times newspaper . + The family motto of the Wellesleys . But it seems here quoted in allusion to the cry of Lord Wellesley's partizans , that his return to power was the unum necessarium to the national welfare . Mr ...
... appeared in the Times newspaper . + The family motto of the Wellesleys . But it seems here quoted in allusion to the cry of Lord Wellesley's partizans , that his return to power was the unum necessarium to the national welfare . Mr ...
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... appeared that the poor creature fancied himself a great Ge- neral and Minister of State . In the course of his speech , I felt his pulse , which was quick and irre- gular , and I perceived he had considerable swellings in both legs ...
... appeared that the poor creature fancied himself a great Ge- neral and Minister of State . In the course of his speech , I felt his pulse , which was quick and irre- gular , and I perceived he had considerable swellings in both legs ...
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