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Page xiii
... friend of Frere and of Poole , the respected guest of Canning and of Lord Lansdowne , could have nothing to choose . But he threw the weight of his opinion - and it was considerable - into the Tory or Conservative scale , for these two ...
... friend of Frere and of Poole , the respected guest of Canning and of Lord Lansdowne , could have nothing to choose . But he threw the weight of his opinion - and it was considerable - into the Tory or Conservative scale , for these two ...
Page xv
... friends in patience . The Westminster Review has , of course , just as good a right to find fault with those who differ from it in opinion as any other Review . But neither the Westminster nor any Review has a right to say that which is ...
... friends in patience . The Westminster Review has , of course , just as good a right to find fault with those who differ from it in opinion as any other Review . But neither the Westminster nor any Review has a right to say that which is ...
Page xvi
... Friend " to the " Church and State , " were little more than feelers , Thomas James Mathias ; James Millingen ; Sir William Ouseley ; William Roscoe ; Rev. Henry John Todd ; Sharon Turner . I have been told that a majority of these ...
... Friend " to the " Church and State , " were little more than feelers , Thomas James Mathias ; James Millingen ; Sir William Ouseley ; William Roscoe ; Rev. Henry John Todd ; Sharon Turner . I have been told that a majority of these ...
Page xvii
... Friend " or any of his other books . And I have no doubt that had he lived to complete his great work on " Philosophy reconciled with Christian Religion , " he would without scruple have used in that work any part or parts of his ...
... Friend " or any of his other books . And I have no doubt that had he lived to complete his great work on " Philosophy reconciled with Christian Religion , " he would without scruple have used in that work any part or parts of his ...
Page xix
... friend , and moreover the earth lay freshly heaped upon the grave of the departed ! Now , to all the incredible meannesses of thought , allu- sion , or language , perpetrated in these papers , especially the first , in respect of any ...
... friend , and moreover the earth lay freshly heaped upon the grave of the departed ! Now , to all the incredible meannesses of thought , allu- sion , or language , perpetrated in these papers , especially the first , in respect of any ...
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