The Irish Quarterly Review, Volume 8, Part 2W. B. Kelly, 1858 - Ireland |
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... course ; and if he is properly instructed as to its use and not its abuse , it will effect that result , acting , as I believe , generally and more beneficially in conveying him where his antecedants will be no bar whatever to his ...
... course ; and if he is properly instructed as to its use and not its abuse , it will effect that result , acting , as I believe , generally and more beneficially in conveying him where his antecedants will be no bar whatever to his ...
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exemplified in its " Course of Instruction , " we have no hesitation in allowing its superiority as an elementary course , to any other in our own language which we have become acquainted with , though some objections are to be found to ...
exemplified in its " Course of Instruction , " we have no hesitation in allowing its superiority as an elementary course , to any other in our own language which we have become acquainted with , though some objections are to be found to ...
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... course of education , Lord Eldon says : It appears to me that the father has so far given his consent to this course of education as to preclude him from saying that he shall now be permitted to break in and introduce a new system of ...
... course of education , Lord Eldon says : It appears to me that the father has so far given his consent to this course of education as to preclude him from saying that he shall now be permitted to break in and introduce a new system of ...
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