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Side 15
... present arrangement is , that it leaves the door open for the Duke of Wellington's return , when the other arrangements are made , without dis- possessing any other individual . You will see by the debates that the Whigs have joined us ...
... present arrangement is , that it leaves the door open for the Duke of Wellington's return , when the other arrangements are made , without dis- possessing any other individual . You will see by the debates that the Whigs have joined us ...
Side 23
... present appe- tite for philosophical sentiments at small cost , and thus present them- selves on the debatable ground be- tween grave and light literature , are not to be dealt with unceremoniously . The name of Professor Seeley is asso ...
... present appe- tite for philosophical sentiments at small cost , and thus present them- selves on the debatable ground be- tween grave and light literature , are not to be dealt with unceremoniously . The name of Professor Seeley is asso ...
Side 368
... present design , every kind of experiment with Moni- tor ships should be made , the present design being pushed forward as ra- pidly as possible . " Shortly after the adoption of the designs appeared Mr. Reed's very fascinating work on ...
... present design , every kind of experiment with Moni- tor ships should be made , the present design being pushed forward as ra- pidly as possible . " Shortly after the adoption of the designs appeared Mr. Reed's very fascinating work on ...
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