Gentleman's Magazine: and Historical Chronicle, Volumen 2321968 |
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... present century , has been to concentrate responsibility , in order to affix to each man the credit or discredit of his individual acts . From this broad statement we do not even except the Act of Parliament under which the Board ' of ...
... present century , has been to concentrate responsibility , in order to affix to each man the credit or discredit of his individual acts . From this broad statement we do not even except the Act of Parliament under which the Board ' of ...
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... present advantage of placing upon record the very rare intellectual power he possessed in extempore rhythmical composition . In private and joyous circles , he was frequently known to accompany his performances at the pianoforte with ...
... present advantage of placing upon record the very rare intellectual power he possessed in extempore rhythmical composition . In private and joyous circles , he was frequently known to accompany his performances at the pianoforte with ...
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... present criminal prosecutions , an administrative control sanctioned by legal authority , and the ultimate exaltation of the church and its interests . Public opinion on the subject may be said to be unfavourable to the present State ...
... present criminal prosecutions , an administrative control sanctioned by legal authority , and the ultimate exaltation of the church and its interests . Public opinion on the subject may be said to be unfavourable to the present State ...
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