The London Quarterly Review, Volumes 103-104Theodore Foster, 1858 |
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Page 64
... existence , should have continued till the other day to send two members to the Great Council of the Empire , while neither Manchester nor Birmingham had one . As for the modern city of Salisbury , with its regular but dull streets ...
... existence , should have continued till the other day to send two members to the Great Council of the Empire , while neither Manchester nor Birmingham had one . As for the modern city of Salisbury , with its regular but dull streets ...
Page 183
... existence , who instinctively rebels against the esta- blished rules of society , more because they are established than for any other reason , who conceives little comfort in the elabo- rate luxuries which other men spend their lives ...
... existence , who instinctively rebels against the esta- blished rules of society , more because they are established than for any other reason , who conceives little comfort in the elabo- rate luxuries which other men spend their lives ...
Page 112
... existence the Museum was divided into three departments , manu- scripts , printed books , and natural history ; each of which was from time to time fos- tered or neglected according to circum- stances . To such an extent did the anti ...
... existence the Museum was divided into three departments , manu- scripts , printed books , and natural history ; each of which was from time to time fos- tered or neglected according to circum- stances . To such an extent did the anti ...
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