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... opinions upon a question which involves , not only the character of the dead , which has become a sacred trust in the hands of the living , but also the degree of confidence which ought to be placed in the statements of the most popular ...
... opinions upon a question which involves , not only the character of the dead , which has become a sacred trust in the hands of the living , but also the degree of confidence which ought to be placed in the statements of the most popular ...
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... opinion justify him in repeating and giving it currency and authority , it will be well to trace the origin of the charge . We have seen the whole of the evidence - we now come to the history . No cotemporary historian that I have been ...
... opinion justify him in repeating and giving it currency and authority , it will be well to trace the origin of the charge . We have seen the whole of the evidence - we now come to the history . No cotemporary historian that I have been ...
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... himself whether the language is most adapted to William Penn or to George Penne ? Fifthly , Lord Macaulay has one argument left , and one only . It is , that such is his opinion , and such shall LAST ARGUMENT . 25 be his opinion . This is.
... himself whether the language is most adapted to William Penn or to George Penne ? Fifthly , Lord Macaulay has one argument left , and one only . It is , that such is his opinion , and such shall LAST ARGUMENT . 25 be his opinion . This is.
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John Paget. LAST ARGUMENT . 25 be his opinion . This is the only argument of Lord Macaulay which it is impossible to answer . It is the same reasoning which was considered by Lord Peter to be conclusive in the great de- bate between ...
John Paget. LAST ARGUMENT . 25 be his opinion . This is the only argument of Lord Macaulay which it is impossible to answer . It is the same reasoning which was considered by Lord Peter to be conclusive in the great de- bate between ...
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... opinion , there may be circumstances under which it is consist- ent with " emphatic honesty " to prepare a de- liberately false account of a transaction the truth of which is within the knowledge of the writer , and to give that false ...
... opinion , there may be circumstances under which it is consist- ent with " emphatic honesty " to prepare a de- liberately false account of a transaction the truth of which is within the knowledge of the writer , and to give that false ...
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