Speeches of Henry Lord Brougham, Upon Questions Relating to Public Rights, Duties, and Interests: With Historical Introductions, and a Critical Dissertation Upon the Eloquence of the Ancients, Том 1A. and C. Black, 1838 |
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... known ; in no other way , in- deed , can the very first requisite of such sketches be attained , the exhibition of the peculiarities that marked the originals , —the preservation of the individuality of each . The works of some of our ...
... known ; in no other way , in- deed , can the very first requisite of such sketches be attained , the exhibition of the peculiarities that marked the originals , —the preservation of the individuality of each . The works of some of our ...
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... known to all of you , that , for many years past , the anxious attention of the government of this country has been directed ( at times , indeed , to the exclusion of all other considera- tions ) towards the improvement of our military ...
... known to all of you , that , for many years past , the anxious attention of the government of this country has been directed ( at times , indeed , to the exclusion of all other considera- tions ) towards the improvement of our military ...
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... known amongst you ; I mean brigadier - general Stewart , of the 95th regiment , the brother of my Lord Galloway . This work was written while the plans , which I have already mentioned , were in agita- tion for the improvement of the ...
... known amongst you ; I mean brigadier - general Stewart , of the 95th regiment , the brother of my Lord Galloway . This work was written while the plans , which I have already mentioned , were in agita- tion for the improvement of the ...
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... known , nothing could have made up for so great and obvious a deficiency in his statement . Would not the answer have been ready in the mouth of every one , " Do not other armies flog as well as we ? " Would any one who approves of ...
... known , nothing could have made up for so great and obvious a deficiency in his statement . Would not the answer have been ready in the mouth of every one , " Do not other armies flog as well as we ? " Would any one who approves of ...
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... known in our army alone ? He had this in his eye ; he was aware of the probabi- lity of the charge ; and to protect himself from it , he protests in plain terms against such a construction being put upon his assertions . In like manner ...
... known in our army alone ? He had this in his eye ; he was aware of the probabi- lity of the charge ; and to protect himself from it , he protests in plain terms against such a construction being put upon his assertions . In like manner ...
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