History of the Thirty Years' Peace. A. D. 1816-1846, Volume 4G. Bell, 1878 - Great Britain |
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... hope of its also becoming law . These preparations for rendering the criminal law of England clear , intelligible , and accessible in its statement to all , and the prosecution of offences simple , direct , and certain , are an ...
... hope of its also becoming law . These preparations for rendering the criminal law of England clear , intelligible , and accessible in its statement to all , and the prosecution of offences simple , direct , and certain , are an ...
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... hope of any laws being made in their favour though it was only women who had not eloped who were the objects of this bill . The result was , in the words of Hansard : The House divided ; content , 9 ; not content , 11 - majority , 2 ...
... hope of any laws being made in their favour though it was only women who had not eloped who were the objects of this bill . The result was , in the words of Hansard : The House divided ; content , 9 ; not content , 11 - majority , 2 ...
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... hope was that she might live to be as old as any one there . The sensa- tion on her entering was a wonderful moment . Before , a painful sleepiness had oppressed those who had sat so many It hours in that strangest of positions - idle ...
... hope was that she might live to be as old as any one there . The sensa- tion on her entering was a wonderful moment . Before , a painful sleepiness had oppressed those who had sat so many It hours in that strangest of positions - idle ...
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... hope no more . - The fires that happened within these few years seem now , in the re- trospect , to have been strangely destructive . In the dry season of 1835 , a gipsying party who had made their tea among the underwood on Wanstead ...
... hope no more . - The fires that happened within these few years seem now , in the re- trospect , to have been strangely destructive . In the dry season of 1835 , a gipsying party who had made their tea among the underwood on Wanstead ...
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... hope that steamers might carry the mails by that river as far as Beles , 100 miles from Antioch , whence the way would be clear and easy enough . Two steamers were sent out in frame from Liverpool , with all needful materials and stores ...
... hope that steamers might carry the mails by that river as far as Beles , 100 miles from Antioch , whence the way would be clear and easy enough . Two steamers were sent out in frame from Liverpool , with all needful materials and stores ...
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Page 196 - and other extraneous persons, entirely unconcerned in this adventure of his, to steal from him his small winnings, for a space of sixty years at the shortest. After sixty years, unless your honourable House provide otherwise, they may begin to steal. ' And your petitioner will ever pray. •THOMAS CAKLYLE.