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pedient to pronounce a distinct opinion upon the said imputation , and are
accordingly of opinion , that it is wholly without foundation . " Public opinion ,
however , could not be satisfied ; an extraordinary clamor had been raised
against the ...
pedient to pronounce a distinct opinion upon the said imputation , and are
accordingly of opinion , that it is wholly without foundation . " Public opinion ,
however , could not be satisfied ; an extraordinary clamor had been raised
against the ...
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The public opinion , ” replied Oldbuck , “ may be of great importance as regards
the sale of the work , and therefore is a matter of supreme interest to the author ;
but public opinion cannot make a bad book good , nor can it take away one ...
The public opinion , ” replied Oldbuck , “ may be of great importance as regards
the sale of the work , and therefore is a matter of supreme interest to the author ;
but public opinion cannot make a bad book good , nor can it take away one ...
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The acts of parliament which you have procured to be enacted for amendment of
the laws relating to juries , and the more effectual administration of criminal
justice , sufficiently testify your opinion upon this point . The benefit you have ...
The acts of parliament which you have procured to be enacted for amendment of
the laws relating to juries , and the more effectual administration of criminal
justice , sufficiently testify your opinion upon this point . The benefit you have ...
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Those who are of my opinion say “ aye , " and those who are of a contrary opinion
say “ no : ” say aye - - - say no ( I wait a division on the question ) . The “ ayes "
have it , and woman triumphs ! I cannot , however , dismiss this fair subject ...
Those who are of my opinion say “ aye , " and those who are of a contrary opinion
say “ no : ” say aye - - - say no ( I wait a division on the question ) . The “ ayes "
have it , and woman triumphs ! I cannot , however , dismiss this fair subject ...
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It is not , Mr . Sanderson , from any opinion I entertain of you that I now speak .
Had any other person - - - save one - - - addressed me , his answer would have
been the same . ” “ You said it was a subject upon which you never had been ...
It is not , Mr . Sanderson , from any opinion I entertain of you that I now speak .
Had any other person - - - save one - - - addressed me , his answer would have
been the same . ” “ You said it was a subject upon which you never had been ...
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| Название | The National magazine and general review |
| Редактор | James Lyon (of Fairhaven, Vermont) |
| Владелец оригинала: | Оксфордский университет |
| Оцифровано | 18 окт 2006 |
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