Calcutta Review, Volume 9University of Calcutta, 1848 |
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Page 26
... object is to pay and end the matter . Every now and then the overstraining breaks the bow , and oppressed poverty has recourse to the protection of the law , or next to the advocacy of some powerful rival of the enemy , or lastly to one ...
... object is to pay and end the matter . Every now and then the overstraining breaks the bow , and oppressed poverty has recourse to the protection of the law , or next to the advocacy of some powerful rival of the enemy , or lastly to one ...
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... objects beyond an occasional tank , or a scanty mile or two of road , it is what we never heard of yet , and in all probability in this generation at least , never shall . We might write more regarding many subjects on which from the ...
... objects beyond an occasional tank , or a scanty mile or two of road , it is what we never heard of yet , and in all probability in this generation at least , never shall . We might write more regarding many subjects on which from the ...
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... object of attention to all the neighboring powers , and of study to all the great minds of Britain and conti- nental ... objects of study and matter of reflection for the youthful statesman . In England Parliamen- tary Reform was the ...
... object of attention to all the neighboring powers , and of study to all the great minds of Britain and conti- nental ... objects of study and matter of reflection for the youthful statesman . In England Parliamen- tary Reform was the ...
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... object , and that , not his own fame , but the good of his country . one of Lord Mornington appears to have entered upon his political life impressed with liberal and enlightened ideas . A zealous student and ardent admirer as he was of ...
... object , and that , not his own fame , but the good of his country . one of Lord Mornington appears to have entered upon his political life impressed with liberal and enlightened ideas . A zealous student and ardent admirer as he was of ...
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... objects of compassion to some , and from the most severe they met nothing but ridicule but for crimes , and those of the most public , notorious , hateful , detested nature , nothing could be said as an ex- cuse or palliative . Every ...
... objects of compassion to some , and from the most severe they met nothing but ridicule but for crimes , and those of the most public , notorious , hateful , detested nature , nothing could be said as an ex- cuse or palliative . Every ...
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