The Edinburgh Annual Register, Volume 9Walter Scott John Ballantyne and Company, 1820 |
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Page 47
... wounds , whose effects were alike lamented by himself and his Ma- jesty's ministers , as by Sir John , or any of the gentlemen on the other side of the house . Since , however , the subject had been brought forward , he was aware that ...
... wounds , whose effects were alike lamented by himself and his Ma- jesty's ministers , as by Sir John , or any of the gentlemen on the other side of the house . Since , however , the subject had been brought forward , he was aware that ...
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... wounds , and shivering from voluntary nakedness , are sure to prepare themselves for these hardships by " a breakfast of beaf- steaks and oyster sauce , " and a " glass or two of heated spirits . " One man confesses , that " he never ...
... wounds , and shivering from voluntary nakedness , are sure to prepare themselves for these hardships by " a breakfast of beaf- steaks and oyster sauce , " and a " glass or two of heated spirits . " One man confesses , that " he never ...
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... rocket boat , was not so fortunate , because his boat could not be rowed so quickly as the barge . He himself was desperately wounded , his brother officer and almost the whole of his crew were killed CHAP . 8.3 85 HISTORY OF EUROPE .
... rocket boat , was not so fortunate , because his boat could not be rowed so quickly as the barge . He himself was desperately wounded , his brother officer and almost the whole of his crew were killed CHAP . 8.3 85 HISTORY OF EUROPE .
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... wounds of civil discord , and restore re- verence for the authority of law and religion among a people more enlight ened , but unhappily more demoralized also , than most of their neighbours . In this speech , as indeed in every act of ...
... wounds of civil discord , and restore re- verence for the authority of law and religion among a people more enlight ened , but unhappily more demoralized also , than most of their neighbours . In this speech , as indeed in every act of ...
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Walter Scott. by us , as tending to keep open wounds which , after a bold incision , might per- haps have closed with speed , and resto : red the patient to comparative ease . So sensible were they , however , not only that the old ...
Walter Scott. by us , as tending to keep open wounds which , after a bold incision , might per- haps have closed with speed , and resto : red the patient to comparative ease . So sensible were they , however , not only that the old ...
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