New Monthly Magazine, and Universal Register, Volumen 9Thomas Campbell, Samuel Carter Hall, Theodore Edward Hook, Edward Bulwer Lytton Baron Lytton, Thomas Hood, William Harrison Ainsworth, William Ainsworth E. W. Allen, 1818 |
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... object ; but much yet remains to he DT . 1818. ] Biographical Anecdotes of the late John Carter . S 00 done . London . Jan. 3 , 1818 . YOUR account of the late JoHN CAR- TER is incorrect in some particulars , and not true in others : he ...
... object ; but much yet remains to he DT . 1818. ] Biographical Anecdotes of the late John Carter . S 00 done . London . Jan. 3 , 1818 . YOUR account of the late JoHN CAR- TER is incorrect in some particulars , and not true in others : he ...
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... misrepresent his motives and his actions , when his only object was to enjoy , un- molested , that which his industry had acquired . Of the trouble and expense it cost him VOL . IX . C 10 Biographical Anecdotes of the late John Carter . to.
... misrepresent his motives and his actions , when his only object was to enjoy , un- molested , that which his industry had acquired . Of the trouble and expense it cost him VOL . IX . C 10 Biographical Anecdotes of the late John Carter . to.
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... objects to which he directed his attention was firmly esta blished by investigating those objects sometimes in conjunction with , and some- times in opposition to , persons eminent for their skill in British antiquities , he acquired ...
... objects to which he directed his attention was firmly esta blished by investigating those objects sometimes in conjunction with , and some- times in opposition to , persons eminent for their skill in British antiquities , he acquired ...
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... object of national importance , in preventing our dependence on a foreign power for sup- plies of an article so indispensably ne- cessary , and in furnishing the occupant of land with a new and yearly source of profit , it remains now ...
... object of national importance , in preventing our dependence on a foreign power for sup- plies of an article so indispensably ne- cessary , and in furnishing the occupant of land with a new and yearly source of profit , it remains now ...
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... object of the atten- tion of the government , and if we have admired the pains which it takes to bring back perverse beings to the ordinary principles of justice and probity , we shall not fail to be deeply interested by its generous ...
... object of the atten- tion of the government , and if we have admired the pains which it takes to bring back perverse beings to the ordinary principles of justice and probity , we shall not fail to be deeply interested by its generous ...
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Página 126 - ... hard and heavily on the stone, which made the turning of it very fatiguing. The man came every now and then from the wheel to see how the work went on, and at length would take his axe as it was, without farther grinding. "No," said the smith, "turn on, turn on; we shall have it bright by and by; as yet, it is only speckled.
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