The English Review, Volume 10F. & J. Rivington., 1848 |
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Page 14
... given battle three times , one after the other ; finally obtaining the victory - and that I saw our three enemies dead ; but that I also had received my death - wound . So , having ordered their bodies to be laid one upon the other ...
... given battle three times , one after the other ; finally obtaining the victory - and that I saw our three enemies dead ; but that I also had received my death - wound . So , having ordered their bodies to be laid one upon the other ...
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... given upon the tocsin of the Hall of Justice . But the interval appeared too long for her fears ; and as the distance to the Palais de Justice was considerable , she commanded the tocsin of St. Germain de l'Auxerrois , which is close ...
... given upon the tocsin of the Hall of Justice . But the interval appeared too long for her fears ; and as the distance to the Palais de Justice was considerable , she commanded the tocsin of St. Germain de l'Auxerrois , which is close ...
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... given a distinct and prominent place by being expressly and carefully defined , and guarded from heresy , and inserted in the creeds , or doctrinal formularies of the Church , which were put forward as expositions of the revealed truth ...
... given a distinct and prominent place by being expressly and carefully defined , and guarded from heresy , and inserted in the creeds , or doctrinal formularies of the Church , which were put forward as expositions of the revealed truth ...
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... given , or alluded to , in the notes to the poem , which stands at the head of our article , the subject of which almost seems to have been sug- gested by " Foxes and Firebrands . " Of the poem itself , perhaps , the leading ...
... given , or alluded to , in the notes to the poem , which stands at the head of our article , the subject of which almost seems to have been sug- gested by " Foxes and Firebrands . " Of the poem itself , perhaps , the leading ...
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... given in a most spirited and interesting manner . The Poem keeps close to the narrative of Clarendon , merely assuming the poetic licence of giving a name to the traitor , hitherto anonymous , by whose hand the two most calamitous ...
... given in a most spirited and interesting manner . The Poem keeps close to the narrative of Clarendon , merely assuming the poetic licence of giving a name to the traitor , hitherto anonymous , by whose hand the two most calamitous ...
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