The National Review, Volume 19W.H. Allen, 1892 - English literature |
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... England and America , or vice versa . It was an American friend of mine who uttered this blasphemy against our age ... England the patient men would remain in power , that England would always be ( as it has been so long ) a model of ...
... England and America , or vice versa . It was an American friend of mine who uttered this blasphemy against our age ... England the patient men would remain in power , that England would always be ( as it has been so long ) a model of ...
Page 87
... England at all . The county court judges of England have long ago asserted themselves , and have received their due in the table . of English precedence . But les absents ont toujours tort . Colonial judges are not in a position to ...
... England at all . The county court judges of England have long ago asserted themselves , and have received their due in the table . of English precedence . But les absents ont toujours tort . Colonial judges are not in a position to ...
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... England , she was only Roman Catholic during a few that is , recognizing the Papal supremacy : for it all turned on that . Some amount of property was left for the execution of trusts , which after the Reformation became im- possible ...
... England , she was only Roman Catholic during a few that is , recognizing the Papal supremacy : for it all turned on that . Some amount of property was left for the execution of trusts , which after the Reformation became im- possible ...
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