The Monthly ReviewHurst, Robinson, 1841 |
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... given in our English Bibles . Now , it may be thought that on questions which have excited of late years so much keen controversy as those referred to , and so soon after our notice of Dr. Pye Smith's work on the relation be- tween the ...
... given in our English Bibles . Now , it may be thought that on questions which have excited of late years so much keen controversy as those referred to , and so soon after our notice of Dr. Pye Smith's work on the relation be- tween the ...
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... given is in these words : - " To obviate this difficulty , let us attend to another important statement , laid down and fully established by Mr. Lyell , in his Principles of Geology , II . pp . 66 , 67 , & c .; viz . that the animals ...
... given is in these words : - " To obviate this difficulty , let us attend to another important statement , laid down and fully established by Mr. Lyell , in his Principles of Geology , II . pp . 66 , 67 , & c .; viz . that the animals ...
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... given , from which we take some passages . As to the mystery that attaches to the manner of the murder , we are told , - " Great mystery hangs over the tale of Toussaint's imprisonment and death . It appears that he was confined in the ...
... given , from which we take some passages . As to the mystery that attaches to the manner of the murder , we are told , - " Great mystery hangs over the tale of Toussaint's imprisonment and death . It appears that he was confined in the ...
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... given to the world for the first time are acceptable , even while remarkable only for their playfulness and trifling . Howsoever light and empty they be as regards feeling , or cold and superficial in respect of thought , their graceful ...
... given to the world for the first time are acceptable , even while remarkable only for their playfulness and trifling . Howsoever light and empty they be as regards feeling , or cold and superficial in respect of thought , their graceful ...
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... given to the world . We say that the statement in some measure touches the literary reputation of the reverend gentleman ; for it saves him from the blame which an incompetent or careless editor incurs . It is not enough that Pepys was ...
... given to the world . We say that the statement in some measure touches the literary reputation of the reverend gentleman ; for it saves him from the blame which an incompetent or careless editor incurs . It is not enough that Pepys was ...
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