The Quarterly Review, Volumes 70-71John Murray, 1842 |
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... tion , quits her parents ' house . These tion a little marriage - portion , which is to separations of parents and children are of aid them in obtaining a husband , the first very frequent occurrence ; and it is the There are two marked ...
... tion , quits her parents ' house . These tion a little marriage - portion , which is to separations of parents and children are of aid them in obtaining a husband , the first very frequent occurrence ; and it is the There are two marked ...
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... tion which does not submit itself to the law . tion become , from the mere circumstance The femmes à partie are a distinct race : they of this distinction , this separation , more are women distinguished generally by their depraved ...
... tion which does not submit itself to the law . tion become , from the mere circumstance The femmes à partie are a distinct race : they of this distinction , this separation , more are women distinguished generally by their depraved ...
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... tion is carried further among the lower classes , both in the extent of time devoted to it and in the range of the things taught , than it is with us ; and we are compelled to say that on this most important subject there is much which ...
... tion is carried further among the lower classes , both in the extent of time devoted to it and in the range of the things taught , than it is with us ; and we are compelled to say that on this most important subject there is much which ...
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... tion , there appears to us to be only one from which any important practical good might result . It is , that systematically , and by a mutual compact among all the man- ufacturers and master artificers , every habit- ual drunkard ...
... tion , there appears to us to be only one from which any important practical good might result . It is , that systematically , and by a mutual compact among all the man- ufacturers and master artificers , every habit- ual drunkard ...
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... tion of the Encyclopædia ' was accord ingly begun in more favourable circum- stances , and under the management of Mr. Colin Macfarquhar ; but it was not till after his death , in 1793 , when the Reverend Dr. Gleig of Sterling ...
... tion of the Encyclopædia ' was accord ingly begun in more favourable circum- stances , and under the management of Mr. Colin Macfarquhar ; but it was not till after his death , in 1793 , when the Reverend Dr. Gleig of Sterling ...
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