The European Magazine, and London Review, Volum 45Philological Society of London, 1804 |
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Side 133
... conduct of the King and his Miniiters to his Roman Catholic fubjects in that king dom : the detail of thefe variances would carry us infenfibly into long difcutions : the reader , therefore , mult be left to judge for himfelf . Infin ...
... conduct of the King and his Miniiters to his Roman Catholic fubjects in that king dom : the detail of thefe variances would carry us infenfibly into long difcutions : the reader , therefore , mult be left to judge for himfelf . Infin ...
Side 214
... conduct on this try . ing occafion . He had fortunately been entrusted with a plenitude of difcre , tion ; and the gratitude of the Irish for the judicious and prudent ufe he made of his extraordinary powers , has not even to this day ...
... conduct on this try . ing occafion . He had fortunately been entrusted with a plenitude of difcre , tion ; and the gratitude of the Irish for the judicious and prudent ufe he made of his extraordinary powers , has not even to this day ...
Side 472
... conduct on former occafions ; and I hope , Sir , you will be of opinion he merits the confidence placed in him : -the boat containing only ten men , himself , and the Surgeon , who was alfo a volunteer . At two A. M. the boat returned ...
... conduct on former occafions ; and I hope , Sir , you will be of opinion he merits the confidence placed in him : -the boat containing only ten men , himself , and the Surgeon , who was alfo a volunteer . At two A. M. the boat returned ...
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