The British Quarterly Review, 39. ciltHenry Allon Hodder and Stoughton, 1864 |
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... observed that the Bill so much reprobated by our historian , is a bill debated and carried , not in an Upper House of Convocation , but in an English House of Commons ; and we not only see it carried there , but approved by the Lords ...
... observed that the Bill so much reprobated by our historian , is a bill debated and carried , not in an Upper House of Convocation , but in an English House of Commons ; and we not only see it carried there , but approved by the Lords ...
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... observations . The dramas of Shakspere are so natural , that this , the greatest praise that can be given them , is the ... observed before he saw it and represented it . And is it not the glory of art to at- tain this simplicity ? for ...
... observations . The dramas of Shakspere are so natural , that this , the greatest praise that can be given them , is the ... observed before he saw it and represented it . And is it not the glory of art to at- tain this simplicity ? for ...
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... observe them , and issued precepts that they should be observed throughout the kingdom . But at this very time the Queen , who , as Rishanger states , irritated by female wrath , had opposed these provisions ' to the utmost of her power ...
... observe them , and issued precepts that they should be observed throughout the kingdom . But at this very time the Queen , who , as Rishanger states , irritated by female wrath , had opposed these provisions ' to the utmost of her power ...
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