The Dublin University Magazine: A Literary and Political Journal, Zväzok 3W. Curry, jun., and Company, 1834 |
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... whole matter into her gracious consideration . * The Queen listened with much at- tention during the reading of the peti- tion , and several times interrupted it to make herself acquainted with facts that seemed to bear upon the subject ...
... whole matter into her gracious consideration . * The Queen listened with much at- tention during the reading of the peti- tion , and several times interrupted it to make herself acquainted with facts that seemed to bear upon the subject ...
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... whole of which that practice prevailed . In truth , in the present state of enlighten- ment , it could have had but one effect , namely , that of protecting the privi- leged orders from the encroachments of those below them . It enabled ...
... whole of which that practice prevailed . In truth , in the present state of enlighten- ment , it could have had but one effect , namely , that of protecting the privi- leged orders from the encroachments of those below them . It enabled ...
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... whole would amount to at the end of the period- The first twenty would have become £ 40,000,000 The last , This sum multiplied by Amounts to · 20,000,000 60,000,000 12 층 720,000,000 30,000,000 · 750,000,000 Seven hundred and fifty ...
... whole would amount to at the end of the period- The first twenty would have become £ 40,000,000 The last , This sum multiplied by Amounts to · 20,000,000 60,000,000 12 층 720,000,000 30,000,000 · 750,000,000 Seven hundred and fifty ...
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... whole of the national debt . Well might Lord Londonderry complain of " an ignorant impatience of taxation ! ” We do not forget that the iniquitous abandonment of this tax was not a Tory , but a Whig measure . The op- position took ...
... whole of the national debt . Well might Lord Londonderry complain of " an ignorant impatience of taxation ! ” We do not forget that the iniquitous abandonment of this tax was not a Tory , but a Whig measure . The op- position took ...
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... whole motion ; but in the steamer we see nothing at work save the long , black , bald , quiet looking hull itself , pushed through the broken waves as if by a hand beneath , or by an unintermitting series of kicks from an invisible foot ...
... whole motion ; but in the steamer we see nothing at work save the long , black , bald , quiet looking hull itself , pushed through the broken waves as if by a hand beneath , or by an unintermitting series of kicks from an invisible foot ...
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