The National Quarterly Review, Volume 11Pudney & Russell, 1865 - American periodicals |
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... common sense . What would be said , for example , of a presiding judge in a court of appeal who would dispose of the most elaborate ar- guments of counsel by a mere assertion or sneer ? No judge qualified for his position ever does so ...
... common sense . What would be said , for example , of a presiding judge in a court of appeal who would dispose of the most elaborate ar- guments of counsel by a mere assertion or sneer ? No judge qualified for his position ever does so ...
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... common we have of Saturn is a cross and a ram's horn . There is now in the British Museum a medal of Ptolemy , King of Cyrene , the most con- spicuous figure on which is a cross . It is a well - attested historical fact , that when one ...
... common we have of Saturn is a cross and a ram's horn . There is now in the British Museum a medal of Ptolemy , King of Cyrene , the most con- spicuous figure on which is a cross . It is a well - attested historical fact , that when one ...
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... common with ourselves which they did not also possess in common with the Jews . The latter , too , used the cross ; and there is good reason * Description of an Ancient City of Mexico , by Felix Cabrara . London , 1822 . + C. xxiv . to ...
... common with ourselves which they did not also possess in common with the Jews . The latter , too , used the cross ; and there is good reason * Description of an Ancient City of Mexico , by Felix Cabrara . London , 1822 . + C. xxiv . to ...
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... the Lord . " We learn from Genesist that Abraham planted a grove Appeal to Common Sense , p . 45 . † C. xxiv . v . 26 . + xxi . , 83 . at Beersheba , where he invoked the Everlasting God , 1865. ] 13 THE CELTIC DRUIDS .
... the Lord . " We learn from Genesist that Abraham planted a grove Appeal to Common Sense , p . 45 . † C. xxiv . v . 26 . + xxi . , 83 . at Beersheba , where he invoked the Everlasting God , 1865. ] 13 THE CELTIC DRUIDS .
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... Common sense forces us to ac- knowledge that he is at any rate very premature in his efforts to make a traitor of Wallenstein at this period in his career . Peace at last seemed possible when there were no longer any opponents in the ...
... Common sense forces us to ac- knowledge that he is at any rate very premature in his efforts to make a traitor of Wallenstein at this period in his career . Peace at last seemed possible when there were no longer any opponents in the ...
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