The Dublin University Magazine, Том 79William Curry, Jun., and Company, 1872 |
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... ment he was divested of power , they had him arraigned for various assumed infringements on his offi- cial duties and privileges . They im- puted guilt to his most innocent actions , and raised such a clamour , and excited the ...
... ment he was divested of power , they had him arraigned for various assumed infringements on his offi- cial duties and privileges . They im- puted guilt to his most innocent actions , and raised such a clamour , and excited the ...
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... ment ? And even if I did not act thus , Minnie - if I was constant- why ( I reflected ) should I condemn her children to a life - long shame ? And so I made my resolve , though it cost me many a pang before and since . I went to her ...
... ment ? And even if I did not act thus , Minnie - if I was constant- why ( I reflected ) should I condemn her children to a life - long shame ? And so I made my resolve , though it cost me many a pang before and since . I went to her ...
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... ment ; I would have snapped the thread in such a manner as would have made it impossible to splice it , and have felt pleasure in being restored to my liberty . " Sir Michael Smith at length re- signed ; and five months after Mr. G ...
... ment ; I would have snapped the thread in such a manner as would have made it impossible to splice it , and have felt pleasure in being restored to my liberty . " Sir Michael Smith at length re- signed ; and five months after Mr. G ...
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... ment of Mr. Ridgeway , and the three other persons . In what passed he appeared to me to speak merely from the casual suggestion of his own mind . I had not then , nor have I now , any idea that he spoke at the instance of Mr. G ...
... ment of Mr. Ridgeway , and the three other persons . In what passed he appeared to me to speak merely from the casual suggestion of his own mind . I had not then , nor have I now , any idea that he spoke at the instance of Mr. G ...
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... ment any consideration personal to myself to stand in the way of an arrangement from which the friends of Ireland expected so much ad- vantage . " It has been said , that at all events , I have been a gainer by my connexion with the ...
... ment any consideration personal to myself to stand in the way of an arrangement from which the friends of Ireland expected so much ad- vantage . " It has been said , that at all events , I have been a gainer by my connexion with the ...
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