Quarterly Review, Volumes 106-107J. Murray., 1859 |
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... true , 264 . Polynesians , characteristics of the , 102 . Porter's Travellers ' Handbook for Syria and Pales- tine , ' 205 . Powell , Rev. Baden , character of his Order of Na- ture , ' 231 ; repudiation of his view of miracles , 232 ...
... true , 264 . Polynesians , characteristics of the , 102 . Porter's Travellers ' Handbook for Syria and Pales- tine , ' 205 . Powell , Rev. Baden , character of his Order of Na- ture , ' 231 ; repudiation of his view of miracles , 232 ...
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... true ; I indeed brought nothing away from it but a constitution full of unhealthy humours , and plenty of ver- min . Over that college presided one John Standin , a man not of a bad disposition , but utterly without judgment . If ...
... true ; I indeed brought nothing away from it but a constitution full of unhealthy humours , and plenty of ver- min . Over that college presided one John Standin , a man not of a bad disposition , but utterly without judgment . If ...
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... true . Erasmus had an opportunity of express- ing his admiration of England in verse : and this is the most curious , and perhaps the most trustworthy , relation of his adven- tures during his first visit . When he was at Lord ...
... true . Erasmus had an opportunity of express- ing his admiration of England in verse : and this is the most curious , and perhaps the most trustworthy , relation of his adven- tures during his first visit . When he was at Lord ...
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... The saint , it is true , was aided by William Cope , the most skilful physician in Paris . When at Cambridge he made a pilgrimage - it may • have been from curiosity rather than faith | their 18 July , Life of Erasmus .
... The saint , it is true , was aided by William Cope , the most skilful physician in Paris . When at Cambridge he made a pilgrimage - it may • have been from curiosity rather than faith | their 18 July , Life of Erasmus .
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... true ever received with more universal applause Christian , who addresses his prayers to God in its day , than the Praise of Folly . Let himself , as the only deliverer . In the ' Icthy- us remember that it was finished in the ophagia ...
... true ever received with more universal applause Christian , who addresses his prayers to God in its day , than the Praise of Folly . Let himself , as the only deliverer . In the ' Icthy- us remember that it was finished in the ophagia ...
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