Memoirs of the Life of W. Shakespeare, with an essay toward the expression of his genius, and an account of the rise ... of the English Drama |
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... Called to the Department of State at a period when our foreign relations were fraught with peril and environed with difficulty , you have so administered them , that , while you calmly maintained the internal sovereignty and the ex ...
... Called to the Department of State at a period when our foreign relations were fraught with peril and environed with difficulty , you have so administered them , that , while you calmly maintained the internal sovereignty and the ex ...
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... called friendly because they are not at open enmity . Our com- mon inheritance is one which each of us may enjoy to the full without diminishing the other's share , or impugning the other's title , and which we should share without envy ...
... called friendly because they are not at open enmity . Our com- mon inheritance is one which each of us may enjoy to the full without diminishing the other's share , or impugning the other's title , and which we should share without envy ...
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... The family took its name from the wooded country , called Arden or Ardern , which lay in the northern and western part of that county , of which at one time The they had no small part in their possession . * WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE . 7.
... The family took its name from the wooded country , called Arden or Ardern , which lay in the northern and western part of that county , of which at one time The they had no small part in their possession . * WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE . 7.
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... called him father . Henry Shakespeare's name will come up again ; but our concern is with the fortunes of his brother John , who appears to have been a man of thrift and capacity , and withal , as such men are apt to be , somewhat ...
... called him father . Henry Shakespeare's name will come up again ; but our concern is with the fortunes of his brother John , who appears to have been a man of thrift and capacity , and withal , as such men are apt to be , somewhat ...
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... called himself , from the place in which he lived , Turchill de Ardern ; but the Normans called him Turchill de Warwick , because of the office which he held under Edward the Confessor , and which the Conqueror allowed him to retain in ...
... called himself , from the place in which he lived , Turchill de Ardern ; but the Normans called him Turchill de Warwick , because of the office which he held under Edward the Confessor , and which the Conqueror allowed him to retain in ...
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