The Life and Letters of Lord Macaulay, Volumen4White, Stokes, & Allen, 1876 |
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... mind may be found in his diary . That diary was written , throughout , with the uncon- scious candour of a man who freely and frankly notes down remarks which he expects to be read by himself alone ; and with the copiousness natural to ...
... mind may be found in his diary . That diary was written , throughout , with the uncon- scious candour of a man who freely and frankly notes down remarks which he expects to be read by himself alone ; and with the copiousness natural to ...
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... mind never again to make the smallest concession to fanatical clamour on the subject of Papal endowment . I would not certainly advise the Government to propose such endowment , but I would say nothing tending to flatter the absurd ...
... mind never again to make the smallest concession to fanatical clamour on the subject of Papal endowment . I would not certainly advise the Government to propose such endowment , but I would say nothing tending to flatter the absurd ...
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... mind ; I have sacrificed nothing to temporary fashions of thought and style ; and , if I fail , my failure will be more honourable than nine tenths of the successes that I have witnessed . " " December 12 , 1848. - Longman called . A ...
... mind ; I have sacrificed nothing to temporary fashions of thought and style ; and , if I fail , my failure will be more honourable than nine tenths of the successes that I have witnessed . " " December 12 , 1848. - Longman called . A ...
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... mind to come to the interview with the Quakers ; but a sense of decorum withheld him . Lord Shelburne begged so hard to be admitted that I could not refuse him , though I must provide myself with a different kind . of second in such a ...
... mind to come to the interview with the Quakers ; but a sense of decorum withheld him . Lord Shelburne begged so hard to be admitted that I could not refuse him , though I must provide myself with a different kind . of second in such a ...
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... which , after all , would be valueless . In my uncle's papers there can be found no trace of his ever having changed his mind on the merits of the question . This is may sum up in the words , more 1848-52 . 13 LORD MACAULAY .
... which , after all , would be valueless . In my uncle's papers there can be found no trace of his ever having changed his mind on the merits of the question . This is may sum up in the words , more 1848-52 . 13 LORD MACAULAY .
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