Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, Հատոր 109W. Blackwood, 1871 |
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Էջ 109
... tion in favourite pursuits . In con- sequence of impaired health , Mr. Moir had for some time back dis- continued all literary exertions , and almost secluded himself from gene- ral society but for many years he was a distinguished ...
... tion in favourite pursuits . In con- sequence of impaired health , Mr. Moir had for some time back dis- continued all literary exertions , and almost secluded himself from gene- ral society but for many years he was a distinguished ...
Էջ 237
... tion for the disestablishment of the Church . The large party who allied themselves to the Minister in his attack on the Irish Church have never disbanded themselves under the impression that the campaign was over and the war ended ...
... tion for the disestablishment of the Church . The large party who allied themselves to the Minister in his attack on the Irish Church have never disbanded themselves under the impression that the campaign was over and the war ended ...
Էջ 275
... tion the very reverse of cordial . The former , while the meeting was in progress , heard himself roughly con- demned by many voices ; and , at the close of the day , a vote of cen- sure was carried against him for the part which he ...
... tion the very reverse of cordial . The former , while the meeting was in progress , heard himself roughly con- demned by many voices ; and , at the close of the day , a vote of cen- sure was carried against him for the part which he ...
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