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... high misdemeanour they have been guilty of , I do , at their request , hereby let you know , that His Majesty has been pleased to 66 66 66 give their fines to the said Maids of Honor , LETTER TO " MR PENNE . " 13 " and.
... high misdemeanour they have been guilty of , I do , at their request , hereby let you know , that His Majesty has been pleased to 66 66 66 give their fines to the said Maids of Honor , LETTER TO " MR PENNE . " 13 " and.
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... give . ” — BURNETT , iii . 61 . 3 " She died with a constancy , even to cheerfulness , that struck all that saw it . She said , charity was a part of her religion as well as faith . This , at worst , was the feeding an enemy ; so she ...
... give . ” — BURNETT , iii . 61 . 3 " She died with a constancy , even to cheerfulness , that struck all that saw it . She said , charity was a part of her religion as well as faith . This , at worst , was the feeding an enemy ; so she ...
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... give even a colour of possibility to such a construction.1 Lord Macaulay has given his readers a mea- sure of what he considers honesty . his great prototype Burnett 2 HIS CHARACTER . an honest man . " He then. 38 1 It may perhaps be ...
... give even a colour of possibility to such a construction.1 Lord Macaulay has given his readers a mea- sure of what he considers honesty . his great prototype Burnett 2 HIS CHARACTER . an honest man . " He then. 38 1 It may perhaps be ...
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... most contempt for the reverend Prelate . " - Note by Lord Dart- mouth , who was present . NETT , iv . 341 . This BUR- Lord Macaulay , who affects to give a detailed account of these transactions , wholly omits MAC . iv . 761 .
... most contempt for the reverend Prelate . " - Note by Lord Dart- mouth , who was present . NETT , iv . 341 . This BUR- Lord Macaulay , who affects to give a detailed account of these transactions , wholly omits MAC . iv . 761 .
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... give that false account to the public under the form of history ! This estimate of what an historian owes to his party , may account for some passages in Lord Macaulay's History which otherwise might surprise the reader . Penn was the ...
... give that false account to the public under the form of history ! This estimate of what an historian owes to his party , may account for some passages in Lord Macaulay's History which otherwise might surprise the reader . Penn was the ...
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