The Edinburgh Review: Or Critical Journal, Volume 105A. Constable, 1857 |
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... taken against him in the month of May more par- ticularly with the audacious plot of Young and Blackhead , which he has described with great animation from Bishop Sprat's narrative of the transactions contained in the Harleian ...
... taken against him in the month of May more par- ticularly with the audacious plot of Young and Blackhead , which he has described with great animation from Bishop Sprat's narrative of the transactions contained in the Harleian ...
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... taken place in al the large towns of France , whilst the general population of the Empire has remained comparatively stationary , it is evident that the increased population of the towns is drawn thither from the rural districts , and ...
... taken place in al the large towns of France , whilst the general population of the Empire has remained comparatively stationary , it is evident that the increased population of the towns is drawn thither from the rural districts , and ...
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... taken the Roman Catholic Missions under her especial protection . But these seeds of internal dissidence are scarcely apparent to the Chinese at present ; it is in a political aspect that the pro- selytising labours of all missionaries ...
... taken the Roman Catholic Missions under her especial protection . But these seeds of internal dissidence are scarcely apparent to the Chinese at present ; it is in a political aspect that the pro- selytising labours of all missionaries ...
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1 History of the Reign of Philip the Second King | 1 |
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England from the earliest period to the year 1742 | 78 |
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