The Quarterly Review, Volume 120John Murray, 1866 - English literature |
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Page 27
... passed between them , Mr. Kaye has published several bearing upon the subject of General Wellesley's return home from India , and his views . respecting both his own advancement and that of Malcolm , which Mr. Gleig appears not to have ...
... passed between them , Mr. Kaye has published several bearing upon the subject of General Wellesley's return home from India , and his views . respecting both his own advancement and that of Malcolm , which Mr. Gleig appears not to have ...
Page 40
... passing the frontiers without a passport . In spite of all these precautions , it is true , great numbers of the persecuted did find means to escape , and settled themselves in foreign countries , of which they and their descendants ...
... passing the frontiers without a passport . In spite of all these precautions , it is true , great numbers of the persecuted did find means to escape , and settled themselves in foreign countries , of which they and their descendants ...
Page 44
... passed by the local judge , which recited that the prisoners being of the reformed religion , and convicted of an attempt to leave the kingdom , were condemned to the galleys for life , with confiscation of their goods and other ...
... passed by the local judge , which recited that the prisoners being of the reformed religion , and convicted of an attempt to leave the kingdom , were condemned to the galleys for life , with confiscation of their goods and other ...
Page 57
... passing transversely through rings placed in the centre of the coupling chains , and so fastening the whole gang together . Thus entrammelled they had to march each day a distance of ten or twelve miles , being usually lodged in stables ...
... passing transversely through rings placed in the centre of the coupling chains , and so fastening the whole gang together . Thus entrammelled they had to march each day a distance of ten or twelve miles , being usually lodged in stables ...
Page 58
... passed the remainder of the night . Many of the survivors were so ill the next day from the effect of that terrible night that it became necessary to hire carts to carry them , though none were allowed this indulgence until it had been ...
... passed the remainder of the night . Many of the survivors were so ill the next day from the effect of that terrible night that it became necessary to hire carts to carry them , though none were allowed this indulgence until it had been ...
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