The Dublin University Magazine, Том 20William Curry, Jun., and Company, 1842 |
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... cause , it was not always that he could afford even to gain a victory . had to avail himself of the advantages of a central position , and manage less than fifty thousand men , so as always to be prepared for an antagonist on every side ...
... cause , it was not always that he could afford even to gain a victory . had to avail himself of the advantages of a central position , and manage less than fifty thousand men , so as always to be prepared for an antagonist on every side ...
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... cause " turns round from his seat between the inner- bar and the bench , to ask or suggest some information , the look of fixed earnestness in listening is more marked than I ever saw it in any other coun- tenance . Many Such is the ...
... cause " turns round from his seat between the inner- bar and the bench , to ask or suggest some information , the look of fixed earnestness in listening is more marked than I ever saw it in any other coun- tenance . Many Such is the ...
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... cause , in such a country , retard the object which the wise and good must have at heart , and give an excuse for interference on the part of others by which that cause might be seriously endangered . Of all the nations in the world the ...
... cause , in such a country , retard the object which the wise and good must have at heart , and give an excuse for interference on the part of others by which that cause might be seriously endangered . Of all the nations in the world the ...
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