Eclectic Magazine of Foreign Literature, Τόμος 341881 |
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... remarkable orations ever made ; and in his equally marvellous reply , in which Mr. Gladstone for the first time burst through the bonds of a depreca- tory and somewhat sanctimonious elo- quence , and abandoned himself to fierce and ...
... remarkable orations ever made ; and in his equally marvellous reply , in which Mr. Gladstone for the first time burst through the bonds of a depreca- tory and somewhat sanctimonious elo- quence , and abandoned himself to fierce and ...
Σελίδα 4
... remarkable points in Mr. Disraeli's whole career lies in the prescience and . resolutely independent judgment which he displayed during that crisis . Public opinion was to a great extent , we be- lieve , in favor of the South . Some of ...
... remarkable points in Mr. Disraeli's whole career lies in the prescience and . resolutely independent judgment which he displayed during that crisis . Public opinion was to a great extent , we be- lieve , in favor of the South . Some of ...
Σελίδα 7
... remarkable words , in reference to the firm stand which Lord Beaconsfield had made in vindication of the rights of Great Brit- ain : - " Schouvaloff and Beaconsfield , ' he is re- lated to have said , ' are the two leading figures in ...
... remarkable words , in reference to the firm stand which Lord Beaconsfield had made in vindication of the rights of Great Brit- ain : - " Schouvaloff and Beaconsfield , ' he is re- lated to have said , ' are the two leading figures in ...
Σελίδα 18
... remarkable degree , remote from the national life . There has been but slight mutual obligation between our books and our politics or our society . Even among men of genius , who are usually more withdrawn than others from the influence ...
... remarkable degree , remote from the national life . There has been but slight mutual obligation between our books and our politics or our society . Even among men of genius , who are usually more withdrawn than others from the influence ...
Σελίδα 31
... remarkable infantile feats , and is disposed to ascribe to her baby a preternatural degree of intelli- gence . Finding that her husband is occu- pied in noting the various steps in the mental development of the child , she naturally ...
... remarkable infantile feats , and is disposed to ascribe to her baby a preternatural degree of intelli- gence . Finding that her husband is occu- pied in noting the various steps in the mental development of the child , she naturally ...
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