The Edinburgh Annual Register, Volume 14Walter Scott John Ballantyne and Company, 1823 |
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... whole - it is the pen of the libeller , against which inno- cence is no shield ; and at a time when the evil eye of discontent not only envies its neighbour's goods , but covets its neighbour's character , we have , sir , to dread and ...
... whole - it is the pen of the libeller , against which inno- cence is no shield ; and at a time when the evil eye of discontent not only envies its neighbour's goods , but covets its neighbour's character , we have , sir , to dread and ...
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... whole coun- try , and which she feels persuaded the best interests of all parties equally require ; and being most anxious to avoid every thing that might create irritation , she cautiously abstains from any observation upon the ...
... whole coun- try , and which she feels persuaded the best interests of all parties equally require ; and being most anxious to avoid every thing that might create irritation , she cautiously abstains from any observation upon the ...
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... whole of the con- duct pursued by ministers towards the Queen , was marked by a little petty and rancorous malevolence ; and he would like to see any sign of a spirit of accommodation and kind- ness pointed out in one line , even of the ...
... whole of the con- duct pursued by ministers towards the Queen , was marked by a little petty and rancorous malevolence ; and he would like to see any sign of a spirit of accommodation and kind- ness pointed out in one line , even of the ...
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... whole train of proceeding , and thought of the opinion which the honourable mem- ber had pronounced , he did think that the Queen might have met with a fairer trial from a jury of convicted felons . With respect to the sums re- ceived ...
... whole train of proceeding , and thought of the opinion which the honourable mem- ber had pronounced , he did think that the Queen might have met with a fairer trial from a jury of convicted felons . With respect to the sums re- ceived ...
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... whole conduct of his Majesty's ministers , he saw nothing which called for the condemnation of the House and the country . He felt doubtful as to the legal question of the right to omit her Majesty's name in the Liturgy . He viewed with ...
... whole conduct of his Majesty's ministers , he saw nothing which called for the condemnation of the House and the country . He felt doubtful as to the legal question of the right to omit her Majesty's name in the Liturgy . He viewed with ...
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