The Metropolitan, Volym 2–3James Cochrane, 1831 |
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... less felicitous . By the passing of that Bill , the state of Ireland was totally changed ; and nothing was left to the government but the frankest adoption of its own measure . To conciliate the Orangemen , after the brain - blow ...
... less felicitous . By the passing of that Bill , the state of Ireland was totally changed ; and nothing was left to the government but the frankest adoption of its own measure . To conciliate the Orangemen , after the brain - blow ...
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... less talented perhaps , but , if so , more headlong- " to ride the whirl- wind and direct the storm . " It is not that this or that man is indis- posed to the government , and is willing to run the chances of a revo- lution . It is the ...
... less talented perhaps , but , if so , more headlong- " to ride the whirl- wind and direct the storm . " It is not that this or that man is indis- posed to the government , and is willing to run the chances of a revo- lution . It is the ...
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... less pride , less self - seeking , less self - exalting ; each would esteem others better than himself , and God's people would be seen clothed in humility . Then , with more earnestness and simplicity of faith , would men go to the ...
... less pride , less self - seeking , less self - exalting ; each would esteem others better than himself , and God's people would be seen clothed in humility . Then , with more earnestness and simplicity of faith , would men go to the ...
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