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... increased in elegance ! What multitudes of villas have , during that time , grown up round all the great cities , indi- * Dupin , p . 32 . cating at once the improved tastes , easy circumstances , 8 THE REFORM BILL .
... increased in elegance ! What multitudes of villas have , during that time , grown up round all the great cities , indi- * Dupin , p . 32 . cating at once the improved tastes , easy circumstances , 8 THE REFORM BILL .
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... multitudes of inventions to catch the taste of wealth — what innumerable comforts to gratify the wishes of industry ! Enter the private houses of the citizens- their dress , their furniture , their habits of life , bespeak the general ...
... multitudes of inventions to catch the taste of wealth — what innumerable comforts to gratify the wishes of industry ! Enter the private houses of the citizens- their dress , their furniture , their habits of life , bespeak the general ...
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... Paris , and effaced the image of our Saviour from all its churches ; who beholds all that is sacred or venerable in our institutions assailed by an infuriated multitude , and the bulk of the nation calmly THE REFORM BILL . 13.
... Paris , and effaced the image of our Saviour from all its churches ; who beholds all that is sacred or venerable in our institutions assailed by an infuriated multitude , and the bulk of the nation calmly THE REFORM BILL . 13.
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Archibald Alison. infuriated multitude , and the bulk of the nation calmly awaiting the work of destruction ; who recollects that we have conquered in the sign of the cross , and perceives how any allusion to religion is now received in ...
Archibald Alison. infuriated multitude , and the bulk of the nation calmly awaiting the work of destruction ; who recollects that we have conquered in the sign of the cross , and perceives how any allusion to religion is now received in ...
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... multitudes of boroughs are throwing off the yoke of authority and returning democratic candidates , instead of those who heretofore commanded their suffrages ; then it is plain that the system of representation stands in need of no ...
... multitudes of boroughs are throwing off the yoke of authority and returning democratic candidates , instead of those who heretofore commanded their suffrages ; then it is plain that the system of representation stands in need of no ...
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