The Quarterly Review, Volume 120John Murray, 1866 - English literature |
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Page 56
... interest to the new comers . Both officers and men were permitted to go on board ; and it followed naturally enough that the sympathies of both alike were warmly excited on behalf of their persecuted fellow Protestants whom they found ...
... interest to the new comers . Both officers and men were permitted to go on board ; and it followed naturally enough that the sympathies of both alike were warmly excited on behalf of their persecuted fellow Protestants whom they found ...
Page 59
... interest the Queen of England on their behalf . Meanwhile the Jesuits , who were better informed , and who feared that Louis might be induced to yield to the solicitations of Anne in favour of the Protestants , renewed their efforts to ...
... interest the Queen of England on their behalf . Meanwhile the Jesuits , who were better informed , and who feared that Louis might be induced to yield to the solicitations of Anne in favour of the Protestants , renewed their efforts to ...
Page 66
... interest with which they were studied . Indeed , as Dr. Percy observes , we are probably indebted to the Germans to a greater extent than is commonly supposed , for the development of our mineral resources , since the introduction of ...
... interest with which they were studied . Indeed , as Dr. Percy observes , we are probably indebted to the Germans to a greater extent than is commonly supposed , for the development of our mineral resources , since the introduction of ...
Page 73
... interest . The influence of this element in causing variation in the physical properties of iron is one of the most extraordinary phenomena in the whole range of metallurgy . Under the common name of iron are included virtually distinct ...
... interest . The influence of this element in causing variation in the physical properties of iron is one of the most extraordinary phenomena in the whole range of metallurgy . Under the common name of iron are included virtually distinct ...
Page 76
... interest . Amongst these may be particularly specified tools employed for the most ordinary purposes , such as picks , hammers , knives , and saws ; there is ' a saw similar in construction to that now used by carpenters for sawing ...
... interest . Amongst these may be particularly specified tools employed for the most ordinary purposes , such as picks , hammers , knives , and saws ; there is ' a saw similar in construction to that now used by carpenters for sawing ...
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