Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 89W. Blackwood, 1861 - England |
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... parties and the welfare of the nation . We may , accord- ingly , pass by for the moment all reference to the remarkable success obtained by the Republican party in the United States , through the elec- tion of their candidate , Mr ...
... parties and the welfare of the nation . We may , accord- ingly , pass by for the moment all reference to the remarkable success obtained by the Republican party in the United States , through the elec- tion of their candidate , Mr ...
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... party in Hungary desire the separation of their country from the Austrian Empire , meaning to offer the Hun- garian crown to Prince Napoleon . We do not doubt that Austria could easily encounter either of the difficulties which are thus ...
... party in Hungary desire the separation of their country from the Austrian Empire , meaning to offer the Hun- garian crown to Prince Napoleon . We do not doubt that Austria could easily encounter either of the difficulties which are thus ...
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... party warfare , but they have a trick of recoil which is dangerous in unskilful hands . The united protests of the whole bench of bishops and of both houses of Convocation could hardly have da- maged Lord Ebury's scheme of liturgical ...
... party warfare , but they have a trick of recoil which is dangerous in unskilful hands . The united protests of the whole bench of bishops and of both houses of Convocation could hardly have da- maged Lord Ebury's scheme of liturgical ...
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... party in a book kept for the purpose . " In the pre- Bent rubric , it is true , the word party occurs ; but in its legitimate use- " parties at variance " with each other - very different from the abuse of the word in the sen- tence ...
... party in a book kept for the purpose . " In the pre- Bent rubric , it is true , the word party occurs ; but in its legitimate use- " parties at variance " with each other - very different from the abuse of the word in the sen- tence ...
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... party was of that class ) , as the obviously more respect- ful reading , and been followed by the response , " who putteth her lady- ship's trust in Thee . " We shall hope to see these modern improvements , which have thus already ...
... party was of that class ) , as the obviously more respect- ful reading , and been followed by the response , " who putteth her lady- ship's trust in Thee . " We shall hope to see these modern improvements , which have thus already ...
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