The National Review, Volume 4W.H. Allen, 1884 - English literature |
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Page 100
... reason of its superior reporting that Pitt's great anti - Slave Trade speech , delivered in the spring of 1792 , appears to stand quite apart from his other utterances . But this cannot be the principal reason . is different in style ...
... reason of its superior reporting that Pitt's great anti - Slave Trade speech , delivered in the spring of 1792 , appears to stand quite apart from his other utterances . But this cannot be the principal reason . is different in style ...
Page 236
... reason for more than hope , and although he considered that such reason as existed amounted only to a low degree of probability . Far , then , from thinking with Mr. Harrison ( vide Postscript ) that the happiest thing for the human ...
... reason for more than hope , and although he considered that such reason as existed amounted only to a low degree of probability . Far , then , from thinking with Mr. Harrison ( vide Postscript ) that the happiest thing for the human ...
Page 834
... reason , for he does nothing which he might not have done with the reputation of sanity . " If for adequate reason " we read " adequate stage reason " the criticism is just . As a stage device , Hamlet's feigned madness is not justified ...
... reason , for he does nothing which he might not have done with the reputation of sanity . " If for adequate reason " we read " adequate stage reason " the criticism is just . As a stage device , Hamlet's feigned madness is not justified ...
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