Quarterly Review, Volumes 106-107J. Murray., 1859 |
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... native inhabitants of New Zealand , 183 . Marquesas Islands , taken possession of by the French , 108 . Maud , the ... native popu- lation , ib .; Church , Wesleyan , and Roman Ca- tholic converts , 186 ; adoption of the habits of ...
... native inhabitants of New Zealand , 183 . Marquesas Islands , taken possession of by the French , 108 . Maud , the ... native popu- lation , ib .; Church , Wesleyan , and Roman Ca- tholic converts , 186 ; adoption of the habits of ...
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... natives , ib . Reform , Parliamentary , three bills for , 298 ; opi- nions of Lords Althorp and Grey , 299 ; the consti- tution prescriptive , not statutory , 301 ; to be guided by experience , not experiment , ib .; prin- ciples of ...
... natives , ib . Reform , Parliamentary , three bills for , 298 ; opi- nions of Lords Althorp and Grey , 299 ; the consti- tution prescriptive , not statutory , 301 ; to be guided by experience , not experiment , ib .; prin- ciples of ...
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... native Gouda he found the mother of his son in perfect health . But he took the noblest revenge on the fraud which had beguiled him into Holy Orders : he was faithful to his vows . sented by the Pope with a prebend , a de- cent ...
... native Gouda he found the mother of his son in perfect health . But he took the noblest revenge on the fraud which had beguiled him into Holy Orders : he was faithful to his vows . sented by the Pope with a prebend , a de- cent ...
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... native Holland too - the air agreed with him ; but he could not endure the Epicurean banquets , the sordid and rude people , the stubborn contempt of all polite studies , the total want and the mean jealousy of learning.t The first ...
... native Holland too - the air agreed with him ; but he could not endure the Epicurean banquets , the sordid and rude people , the stubborn contempt of all polite studies , the total want and the mean jealousy of learning.t The first ...
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... native Dutch , but Dutch can have been Christianity . ' of no extensive use . He more than once declined to speak German . Of the Swiss- German , spoken at Basil , where he lived so long , he knew nothing . In one passage , indeed , he ...
... native Dutch , but Dutch can have been Christianity . ' of no extensive use . He more than once declined to speak German . Of the Swiss- German , spoken at Basil , where he lived so long , he knew nothing . In one passage , indeed , he ...
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