The British Quarterly Review, Band 38Henry Allon Hodder and Stoughton, 1863 |
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... object of George III . — an object which he partly attained - must be con- demned as unconstitutional . What the King did not perceive at all - what none of his courtly ministers told him - was , that his power , even within the bounds ...
... object of George III . — an object which he partly attained - must be con- demned as unconstitutional . What the King did not perceive at all - what none of his courtly ministers told him - was , that his power , even within the bounds ...
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... objects hostile to the general wel- fare , it was not a passive engine of Government , nor altogether wanting to its purpose . For , in the first place , it retained the power and traditions of a popular assembly ; and these have always ...
... objects hostile to the general wel- fare , it was not a passive engine of Government , nor altogether wanting to its purpose . For , in the first place , it retained the power and traditions of a popular assembly ; and these have always ...
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... object of represen- tation - good government . Wise and beneficent measures have been passed : enlightened public opinion has been satisfied . The repre- sentation is theoretically incomplete ; but Parliament has been brought into ...
... object of represen- tation - good government . Wise and beneficent measures have been passed : enlightened public opinion has been satisfied . The repre- sentation is theoretically incomplete ; but Parliament has been brought into ...
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... object ( to give , viz . , through Latin , an insight into universal grammar ) which the wit of man has ever devised . They are set , whilst still very weak in English reading , to learn what may have been all very well when taught viva ...
... object ( to give , viz . , through Latin , an insight into universal grammar ) which the wit of man has ever devised . They are set , whilst still very weak in English reading , to learn what may have been all very well when taught viva ...
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... object entirely different ; namely , to afford evidence of the patient , careful labour and oft - repeated revision , bestowed by Francis Bacon upon the Essays , and to show how he wove into them the best of ancient proverbs , and his ...
... object entirely different ; namely , to afford evidence of the patient , careful labour and oft - repeated revision , bestowed by Francis Bacon upon the Essays , and to show how he wove into them the best of ancient proverbs , and his ...
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