The Quarterly Review, 37 tomasWilliam Gifford, Sir John Taylor Coleridge, John Gibson Lockhart, Whitwell Elwin, William Macpherson, William Smith, Sir John Murray (IV), Rowland Edmund Prothero (Baron Ernle) John Murray, 1828 |
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... equal quantities of that and suc- cessive mixtures with water , five several times , after which the mixture becomes to all appearance pure water . view of pulling the whole of the smoking pageantry off view 4 New South Wales .
... equal quantities of that and suc- cessive mixtures with water , five several times , after which the mixture becomes to all appearance pure water . view of pulling the whole of the smoking pageantry off view 4 New South Wales .
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... become , appears to be attributed , in some degree , to the humane , but , perhaps , mistaken , views of the late Governor Macquarie , who , deeming the colony to have been founded as much with the view to reformation as punishment ...
... become , appears to be attributed , in some degree , to the humane , but , perhaps , mistaken , views of the late Governor Macquarie , who , deeming the colony to have been founded as much with the view to reformation as punishment ...
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... that the salubrity of the climate , and the absence of all disease , may be considered as the prime causes of these extraordinary effects . And if New South Wales is ever to become that great and powerful country , is New South Wales . 7.
... that the salubrity of the climate , and the absence of all disease , may be considered as the prime causes of these extraordinary effects . And if New South Wales is ever to become that great and powerful country , is New South Wales . 7.
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... become that great and powerful country , which , some centuries hence- ( much sooner its sanguine inhabitants pre- dict ) is destined to overawe and to conquer the eastern world , this grand result will certainly be less owing to the ...
... become that great and powerful country , which , some centuries hence- ( much sooner its sanguine inhabitants pre- dict ) is destined to overawe and to conquer the eastern world , this grand result will certainly be less owing to the ...
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... become too closely occu- pied to afford subsistence to the rapidly increasing live stock . The superabundant population , ' says Mr. Cunningham , and the superabundant flocks and herds poured like a torrent over the dividing barrier ...
... become too closely occu- pied to afford subsistence to the rapidly increasing live stock . The superabundant population , ' says Mr. Cunningham , and the superabundant flocks and herds poured like a torrent over the dividing barrier ...
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