The Quarterly Review, Volume 19William Gifford, Sir John Taylor Coleridge, John Gibson Lockhart, Whitwell Elwin, William Macpherson, William Smith, Sir John Murray (IV), Rowland Edmund Prothero (Baron Ernle) John Murray, 1818 |
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... Europe being thus thrust apart from the rest of mankind , and Hol- land is likely to be the country in which the disease would continue longest . At the Hague he visited the Queen of Bohemia , a woman who , more than any other princess ...
... Europe being thus thrust apart from the rest of mankind , and Hol- land is likely to be the country in which the disease would continue longest . At the Hague he visited the Queen of Bohemia , a woman who , more than any other princess ...
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... Europe are Lisbon , Edinburgh , and Geneva . 6 The garden of the Tuileries Evelyn describes as rarely con- trived for privacy , shade , or company . It had then some curio- sities ' so much in French taste that it is wonderful they ...
... Europe are Lisbon , Edinburgh , and Geneva . 6 The garden of the Tuileries Evelyn describes as rarely con- trived for privacy , shade , or company . It had then some curio- sities ' so much in French taste that it is wonderful they ...
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... Europe are Lisbon , Edinburgh , and Geneva . 6 6 The garden of the Tuileries Evelyn describes as rarely con- trived for privacy , shade , or company . It had then some curio- sities ' so much in French taste that it is wonderful they ...
... Europe are Lisbon , Edinburgh , and Geneva . 6 6 The garden of the Tuileries Evelyn describes as rarely con- trived for privacy , shade , or company . It had then some curio- sities ' so much in French taste that it is wonderful they ...
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... Europe , or haply in the world . It was , perhaps , this temper of the Genoese which made Louis XI . when he was asked what he would do with Genoa if it were at his disposal , reply , that he would give it to the Devil . Labat , who is ...
... Europe , or haply in the world . It was , perhaps , this temper of the Genoese which made Louis XI . when he was asked what he would do with Genoa if it were at his disposal , reply , that he would give it to the Devil . Labat , who is ...
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... Europe , -there were no less than eighty at Aranjuez , but even in that climate the experiment failed . There still exists , though in decay , the moss walk which formerly made part of the gardens of Theobalds , a singular and beautiful ...
... Europe , -there were no less than eighty at Aranjuez , but even in that climate the experiment failed . There still exists , though in decay , the moss walk which formerly made part of the gardens of Theobalds , a singular and beautiful ...
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