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NEW PUBLICATIONS . may be shown that this kind of sympathy may be purely of the intellect , and need not involve any genuine draft upon the affections . And in support DEAN CHURCH'S " BACON . of this position it is to be remarked that ...
NEW PUBLICATIONS . may be shown that this kind of sympathy may be purely of the intellect , and need not involve any genuine draft upon the affections . And in support DEAN CHURCH'S " BACON . of this position it is to be remarked that ...
Strana 332
As for his practising with the officers of justice , in every possible kind of case , against the protest , always of one of them , and of the whole bench on one occasion , this is evident from his own admissions ; and the case of ...
As for his practising with the officers of justice , in every possible kind of case , against the protest , always of one of them , and of the whole bench on one occasion , this is evident from his own admissions ; and the case of ...
Strana 341
We assert further , there is no proof — not even Bacon's positive assurance of real ignorance or forgetfulness in the matter ; and , although there is an attempt of this kind ...
We assert further , there is no proof — not even Bacon's positive assurance of real ignorance or forgetfulness in the matter ; and , although there is an attempt of this kind ...
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