The Edinburgh Review: Or Critical Journal, 第 48 巻A. Constable, 1828 |
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... Second Statement by the Council of the University of London , explanatory of the plan of Instruction 235 XI . Outline of General History , Part I. Published under the superintendence of the Society for the Diffusion of Useful Knowledge ...
... Second Statement by the Council of the University of London , explanatory of the plan of Instruction 235 XI . Outline of General History , Part I. Published under the superintendence of the Society for the Diffusion of Useful Knowledge ...
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... second stage of literary beatitude , in which an author not only eclipses all existing rivals , but obtains an immunity from the effects of all future competition , certainly is not to be so cheaply won ; and can seldom , indeed , be ...
... second stage of literary beatitude , in which an author not only eclipses all existing rivals , but obtains an immunity from the effects of all future competition , certainly is not to be so cheaply won ; and can seldom , indeed , be ...
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... second voyage ; and of the first dissentions that broke out in his now increasing colony ; but must pause for a moment to accom- pany him on his first march , at the head of 400 armed followers , into the interior of the country , and ...
... second voyage ; and of the first dissentions that broke out in his now increasing colony ; but must pause for a moment to accom- pany him on his first march , at the head of 400 armed followers , into the interior of the country , and ...
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... second day at a chain of lofty and rugged mountains , which formed a kind of barrier to the Vega . These Columbus was told were the golden mountains of Cibao , whose region commenced at their rocky summits . The country now began to ...
... second day at a chain of lofty and rugged mountains , which formed a kind of barrier to the Vega . These Columbus was told were the golden mountains of Cibao , whose region commenced at their rocky summits . The country now began to ...
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... second escape . Many perished long before their term of labour had expired . Those who survived their term of six or eight months , were permitted to return to their homes , until the next term com- menced . But their homes were often ...
... second escape . Many perished long before their term of labour had expired . Those who survived their term of six or eight months , were permitted to return to their homes , until the next term com- menced . But their homes were often ...
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