A History of the Early Part of the Reign of James the Second: With an Introductory ChapterAbraham Small, 1808 - 201 pagina's |
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Pagina viii
... question , as Theocritus and " Chaucer . I cannot light upon the passage in the Odyssey , " where Penelope's restlessness is compared to the night- 66 ingale ; but I am sure that it is only as to restlessness " and watchfulness , that ...
... question , as Theocritus and " Chaucer . I cannot light upon the passage in the Odyssey , " where Penelope's restlessness is compared to the night- 66 ingale ; but I am sure that it is only as to restlessness " and watchfulness , that ...
Pagina xiv
... question . ' A correspondence ensued , from which it appears that he took indefatigable pains to investigate the authority for every assertion in the writers he consulted , and to correct the slightest variation in their accounts ...
... question . ' A correspondence ensued , from which it appears that he took indefatigable pains to investigate the authority for every assertion in the writers he consulted , and to correct the slightest variation in their accounts ...
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... question , it appears to me more likely , that such phrases should have been introduced upon system , than that they should have escaped his observation , and crept in through inadvertence . The work is indeed , “ incomplete and ...
... question , it appears to me more likely , that such phrases should have been introduced upon system , than that they should have escaped his observation , and crept in through inadvertence . The work is indeed , “ incomplete and ...
Pagina 2
... question of great difficulty . It is now the generally received opinion , and I think a probable opinion , that , to the provisions of that reign , we are to refer the origin , both of the unlimited power of the Tudors , and of the ...
... question of great difficulty . It is now the generally received opinion , and I think a probable opinion , that , to the provisions of that reign , we are to refer the origin , both of the unlimited power of the Tudors , and of the ...
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... questions the answers may from the experience of past ages , be easy , but to many of them far other- wise ; and he will read history with most profit , who the most canvasses questions of this nature , especially if he can divest his ...
... questions the answers may from the experience of past ages , be easy , but to many of them far other- wise ; and he will read history with most profit , who the most canvasses questions of this nature , especially if he can divest his ...
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