The Life and Letters of Lord Macaulay, Volumen4White, Stokes, & Allen, 1876 |
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... hundred thousand pounds do ? ' * The person replied , * I have kept the amount of money as it stands in Hansard ; but it is more than probable that Macaulay said " a hundred thousand rupees , " in accordance with the version which in ...
... hundred thousand pounds do ? ' * The person replied , * I have kept the amount of money as it stands in Hansard ; but it is more than probable that Macaulay said " a hundred thousand rupees , " in accordance with the version which in ...
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... hundred guineas . His Lordship gives the money out of mere charity , and is rewarded by some such entry as this in Haydon's journal : ' A hundred guineas , and for such a work ! I expected that , for very shame , he would have made it a ...
... hundred guineas . His Lordship gives the money out of mere charity , and is rewarded by some such entry as this in Haydon's journal : ' A hundred guineas , and for such a work ! I expected that , for very shame , he would have made it a ...
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... hundred pounds to pay me on the 1st of December , besides five hundred pounds in the 66 * Like many other people , Macaulay was disappointed with the Cathedral of Cologne . My expectations , " he says in his journal , " had been raised ...
... hundred pounds to pay me on the 1st of December , besides five hundred pounds in the 66 * Like many other people , Macaulay was disappointed with the Cathedral of Cologne . My expectations , " he says in his journal , " had been raised ...
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