The National Quarterly Review, Volume 11Pudney & Russell, 1865 |
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... bears a close resemblance to Great Britain , 101 - whig aristocracy , ib . - tory administration , 102 - reform bill , 103 - whigs progressive , fib . - tories supporters of the royal prerogative , b - conservatives , 104 - promi- nent ...
... bears a close resemblance to Great Britain , 101 - whig aristocracy , ib . - tory administration , 102 - reform bill , 103 - whigs progressive , fib . - tories supporters of the royal prerogative , b - conservatives , 104 - promi- nent ...
Pagina 4
... bear testimony to the superior learning and wisdom of the Druids . Among the ancients the most reliable writer on the subject See his Ueber die Druiden der Kelten , passim . is Cæsar . It cannot be pretended that he had THE CELTIC ...
... bear testimony to the superior learning and wisdom of the Druids . Among the ancients the most reliable writer on the subject See his Ueber die Druiden der Kelten , passim . is Cæsar . It cannot be pretended that he had THE CELTIC ...
Pagina 15
... bears unequivocal testimony to their belief in that dogma : " In primis , " he says , " hoc volunt persuadere , non interire animas , sed ab aliis post mortem transire ad alios putant . " - De B. G. L. vi . Smith's History of the Druids ...
... bears unequivocal testimony to their belief in that dogma : " In primis , " he says , " hoc volunt persuadere , non interire animas , sed ab aliis post mortem transire ad alios putant . " - De B. G. L. vi . Smith's History of the Druids ...
Pagina 28
... bears in its workmanship the undisguisable impress of noble powers . Finally , Mitchell's Life of Wallenstein is not executed with much ability , and is not peculiarly attractive to the general reader . The military hero does not wield ...
... bears in its workmanship the undisguisable impress of noble powers . Finally , Mitchell's Life of Wallenstein is not executed with much ability , and is not peculiarly attractive to the general reader . The military hero does not wield ...
Pagina 31
... bear highest on their breast the bark destined to destruction , at the moment when about to hurl it against the sunken reef which defies alike the skill and courage of the mariner " ( p . 63 ) . Proba- bly he thinks that he cannot be ...
... bear highest on their breast the bark destined to destruction , at the moment when about to hurl it against the sunken reef which defies alike the skill and courage of the mariner " ( p . 63 ) . Proba- bly he thinks that he cannot be ...
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The National Quarterly Review, Volume 4 Edward Isidore Sears,David Allyn Gorton,Charles H. Woodman Volledige weergave - 1862 |
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