The Edinburgh Annual Register, Volume 14Walter Scott John Ballantyne and Company, 1823 |
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... justice ; blasphemy may rail at the holy place , and hypo- crisy defile it with her pageants , long , long before the dome will totter ; but the ruin must come at last , if the re- medy be not fitly interposed . When the league of what ...
... justice ; blasphemy may rail at the holy place , and hypo- crisy defile it with her pageants , long , long before the dome will totter ; but the ruin must come at last , if the re- medy be not fitly interposed . When the league of what ...
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... justice and humanity should disincline you ? The noble lord had taken credit to himself for being ex- plicit upon this point ; but he was only explicit in the assertion of ab- stract principles . He had stated that this country would ...
... justice and humanity should disincline you ? The noble lord had taken credit to himself for being ex- plicit upon this point ; but he was only explicit in the assertion of ab- stract principles . He had stated that this country would ...
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... justice to the Queen , why had he not endeavoured to do so , instead of cringing to the gain of a few votes ? Why else had the noble lord been satisfied with such a weak , such a fu- tile conclusion as was contained in his motion ...
... justice to the Queen , why had he not endeavoured to do so , instead of cringing to the gain of a few votes ? Why else had the noble lord been satisfied with such a weak , such a fu- tile conclusion as was contained in his motion ...
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... justice . The arguments used by Mr Robinson and the Attor- ney - General , were mere charges of party feeling , not affecting the merits of the question . It seemed a very singular charge , that the motion was too mild and too ...
... justice . The arguments used by Mr Robinson and the Attor- ney - General , were mere charges of party feeling , not affecting the merits of the question . It seemed a very singular charge , that the motion was too mild and too ...
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... justice to the charac- ter of the Duke of Cumberland , who was not a merciful commander in Scotland , though a good Whig Prince in England . He never imagined , till he heard the speech of the Attorney- General , that ministers should ...
... justice to the charac- ter of the Duke of Cumberland , who was not a merciful commander in Scotland , though a good Whig Prince in England . He never imagined , till he heard the speech of the Attorney- General , that ministers should ...
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