The Life and Letters of Lord Macaulay, Volumen4White, Stokes, & Allen, 1876 |
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... party spirit makes men ! " Some scribbler in the Morning Post has just now a spite to Trevelyan , and writes several absurd papers against him every week . He will never hear of them probably , and will certainly not care for them ...
... party spirit makes men ! " Some scribbler in the Morning Post has just now a spite to Trevelyan , and writes several absurd papers against him every week . He will never hear of them probably , and will certainly not care for them ...
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... - fulness of swearing allegiance to William and Mary , which split the High Church divines of 1689 into two parties . See Chapter XIV . of the History . notion of gregarious authors . The less we have to 1848-52 . 55 LORD MACAULAY .
... - fulness of swearing allegiance to William and Mary , which split the High Church divines of 1689 into two parties . See Chapter XIV . of the History . notion of gregarious authors . The less we have to 1848-52 . 55 LORD MACAULAY .
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... party got into the carriage ; a canting fellow , and a canting woman . Their cant was not religious , but philanthropical and phrenological . I never heard such stuff . It was all that we could do avoid laughing out loud . The lady ...
... party got into the carriage ; a canting fellow , and a canting woman . Their cant was not religious , but philanthropical and phrenological . I never heard such stuff . It was all that we could do avoid laughing out loud . The lady ...
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... parties . " " June 9. - I picked up the volumes of 1832 and 1833 of Cobbett's Register . His style had then gone off , and the circumstance that he was in Par- liament was against him . His mind was drawn away from that which he did ...
... parties . " " June 9. - I picked up the volumes of 1832 and 1833 of Cobbett's Register . His style had then gone off , and the circumstance that he was in Par- liament was against him . His mind was drawn away from that which he did ...
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... parties of walkers that met me as I came back ; crying for Achilles cutting off his hair ; crying for Priam rolling on the ground in the courtyard of his house ; mere imaginary beings , creatures of an old ballad - maker who died near ...
... parties of walkers that met me as I came back ; crying for Achilles cutting off his hair ; crying for Priam rolling on the ground in the courtyard of his house ; mere imaginary beings , creatures of an old ballad - maker who died near ...
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