Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 53W. Blackwood, 1843 |
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... least real cause , on personal grounds , to complain ; who ( unfortunately , it may be , for them- selves ) never yet approached , nor have any prospect of infringing upon , the fatal dividing point of £ 150 a . year , in spite of their ...
... least real cause , on personal grounds , to complain ; who ( unfortunately , it may be , for them- selves ) never yet approached , nor have any prospect of infringing upon , the fatal dividing point of £ 150 a . year , in spite of their ...
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... least a pretty decisive evidence of their uprightness and independence . On this sore sub- ject we shall not dwell , nor do we feel bound to offer any opinion of our own as to the alleged merits or demerits of the new Poor - Law ; but ...
... least a pretty decisive evidence of their uprightness and independence . On this sore sub- ject we shall not dwell , nor do we feel bound to offer any opinion of our own as to the alleged merits or demerits of the new Poor - Law ; but ...
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... least we have shown them how calmly and magna- nimously we can obey the dictates of justice and of prudence , in the very moment of fierce and exciting mili- tary triumph . May , indeed , such be the effect of all that has recently oc ...
... least we have shown them how calmly and magna- nimously we can obey the dictates of justice and of prudence , in the very moment of fierce and exciting mili- tary triumph . May , indeed , such be the effect of all that has recently oc ...
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... least until I have completed in Paris the education of my children . I am now thirty - three years of age . I have paid my debt to my country by serving in the regiment of Auvergne , with some distinction . On leaving the ranks I was ...
... least until I have completed in Paris the education of my children . I am now thirty - three years of age . I have paid my debt to my country by serving in the regiment of Auvergne , with some distinction . On leaving the ranks I was ...
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... least bear it with proper courage . I send you my locks of hair ; when our children are grown up , you will divide it among them ; it is the only heritage I can leave them . " He addressed also a letter to Dubosq through the newspapers ...
... least bear it with proper courage . I send you my locks of hair ; when our children are grown up , you will divide it among them ; it is the only heritage I can leave them . " He addressed also a letter to Dubosq through the newspapers ...
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