Critical and Historical EssaysLongmans, Green, Reader and Dyer, 1874 - 855 pagina's |
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... called , than the disadvantages , and , even when they notions which a painter may have con- fail , are entitled to praise . Their ceived respecting the lacrymal glands , pupils , with far inferior intellectual or the circulation of the ...
... called , than the disadvantages , and , even when they notions which a painter may have con- fail , are entitled to praise . Their ceived respecting the lacrymal glands , pupils , with far inferior intellectual or the circulation of the ...
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... called poetry than a bale of canvass and the nautical observations , the affected a box of colours to be called a painting . delicacy about names , the official docu- ments transcribed at full length , and all the unmeaning gossip and ...
... called poetry than a bale of canvass and the nautical observations , the affected a box of colours to be called a painting . delicacy about names , the official docu- ments transcribed at full length , and all the unmeaning gossip and ...
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... called for extraor- party . We might say , that the Cęsars dinary rigour ? There might be dis- did not persecute the Christians ; that affection among the Catholics . The they only punished men who were prohibition of their worship ...
... called for extraor- party . We might say , that the Cęsars dinary rigour ? There might be dis- did not persecute the Christians ; that affection among the Catholics . The they only punished men who were prohibition of their worship ...
Pagina 82
... called this body into existence . He led it to conquest . He never fought a battle without gaining it . He never gained a battle without annihilating the force opposed to him . Yet his victories were not the highest glory of his ...
... called this body into existence . He led it to conquest . He never fought a battle without gaining it . He never gained a battle without annihilating the force opposed to him . Yet his victories were not the highest glory of his ...
Pagina 89
... called in question . A in > held it high was ong as he used it wa ment to the Crown , the Dusy of popular encroac ove , half religious hali p → Church , which , from the second session of th nent , showed itself in C which his ...
... called in question . A in > held it high was ong as he used it wa ment to the Crown , the Dusy of popular encroac ove , half religious hali p → Church , which , from the second session of th nent , showed itself in C which his ...
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Critical and Historical Essays, Volume 3 Thomas Babington Macaulay Baron Macaulay Volledige weergave - 1901 |
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