The Monthly ReviewHurst, Robinson, 1830 |
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... least before strangers , and we were brought fairly to the conclusion , that the people of France , and even of Italy which was farther off , were a tolerable set of beings , for foreigners . Our condescension increased with our ex ...
... least before strangers , and we were brought fairly to the conclusion , that the people of France , and even of Italy which was farther off , were a tolerable set of beings , for foreigners . Our condescension increased with our ex ...
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... author says , depends , amongst other causes , on the mode of life which a person exposed to it may have adopted . The Frank , from his more generous diet , is least liable to it ; whilst 6 Travels in the Turkish Empire .
... author says , depends , amongst other causes , on the mode of life which a person exposed to it may have adopted . The Frank , from his more generous diet , is least liable to it ; whilst 6 Travels in the Turkish Empire .
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generous diet , is least liable to it ; whilst the Mussulman , using no strong liquors , is more so . ' The same observation was found ap- plicable to the contagious fever in Ireland , for those of the popula- tion who had been addicted ...
generous diet , is least liable to it ; whilst the Mussulman , using no strong liquors , is more so . ' The same observation was found ap- plicable to the contagious fever in Ireland , for those of the popula- tion who had been addicted ...
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... practised by these rustic theologians may perhaps excite a smile ; but it is at least as humane , if not as rational , for them to burn wood and gunpowder in honour of their respective creeds 10 Travels in the Turkish Empire .
... practised by these rustic theologians may perhaps excite a smile ; but it is at least as humane , if not as rational , for them to burn wood and gunpowder in honour of their respective creeds 10 Travels in the Turkish Empire .
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... least been promoted from that branch of the profession that belongs to the attornies . Certain it is , that he makes his hero guilty of many things as a counsel , which no other man could have perpetrated with impu- nity . He begins his ...
... least been promoted from that branch of the profession that belongs to the attornies . Certain it is , that he makes his hero guilty of many things as a counsel , which no other man could have perpetrated with impu- nity . He begins his ...
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