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Page 273
... respect and gratitude which may possibly pervert our judgment . It is hardly possible to avoid instituting a comparison between this work and another celebrated Fragment . Our readers will easily guess that we allude to Mr. Fox's ...
... respect and gratitude which may possibly pervert our judgment . It is hardly possible to avoid instituting a comparison between this work and another celebrated Fragment . Our readers will easily guess that we allude to Mr. Fox's ...
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... respect as the best constructed machinery that ever , in our time , impressed the clearest type on the finest paper . Sydenham first discovered that the cool regimen succeeded best in cases of small - pox . By this discovery he saved ...
... respect as the best constructed machinery that ever , in our time , impressed the clearest type on the finest paper . Sydenham first discovered that the cool regimen succeeded best in cases of small - pox . By this discovery he saved ...
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... respect , two historians of our own time may be proposed as models , Sir James Mackintosh and Mr. Mill . Differing in most things , in this they closely resemble each other . Sir James is lenient . Mr. Mill is severe . But neither of ...
... respect , two historians of our own time may be proposed as models , Sir James Mackintosh and Mr. Mill . Differing in most things , in this they closely resemble each other . Sir James is lenient . Mr. Mill is severe . But neither of ...
Contents
ENGLISH HISTORY | 3 |
Introduction by Douglas Jerrold | 18 |
BURLEIGH AND HIS TIMES | 405 |
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