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... to the betrothal in the summer of 1821. So encloistered had ... a rival candidate for the Presidency, for which Hugo had ... 1866, "Les Travailleurs de la Mer" (Toilers of the Sea), ...

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... know not which, and the inscription disappeared. For it is thus that people have been in ... the marvellous churches of the Middle Ages for the last two hundred years. Mutilations come ...

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The story of Jim Jackson who struggles with poverty and harsh circumstances before murdering his wife in a fit of rage.

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Guy Boothbys first novel of five about the notorious Doctor Nikola, an occultist anti-hero seeking immortality and world domination.

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... their intellectual products on the masculine pattern. For that reason, says George Eliot, their ... by her in explanation of this exceptional merit. Among these causes there is one ...

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... had seen and lived with his characters, for he shows us their eccentricities, their nervous ... work of which they form part, without sensibly detracting from its merit. The art of ...

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... Hawthorne,” wrote Melville in the summer of 1851, “we shall ... a magnitude and variety to merit all but the highest fame ... staged dip into studio savagery. “For my part, I abominate all ...

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... authority had to be scrupulously eschewed. For, as is always the case, minority ... the individual delinquent himself may well not merit. It was inevitable that the intellectual ...

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... associated with the most heroic struggle for national freedom that history records, he ... to the great personal qualifications for the enterprises reserved for him. His family was one ...

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... of sixty guns, then commanded by Captain Hamer, but shortly afterwards by Captain Palliser, ... introduction was procured from Mr Osbaldeston, Member for the county, to his captain, who ...

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... of that constructive sort which is vital for laying the foundations of new states. Whether ... conditions of the time presented a rare opportunity for such a man as Hamilton, and that ...

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... him, and to seek the reasons for his failure. For he did fail utterly. In spite ... of defeats and disappointments; and in exchange for the greatest heritage that Christendom had ever ...

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For some time much has been said, in England and on ... kind had been more widely cultivated, and had taken a firmer hold on the speculative minds of a generation formed by ...

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... office in 1713, he was provided for with the Comptrollership of Customs at Kirkcaldy ... distinction. Alexander Fraser Tytler, the historian, for example, was Judge Advocate till he ...

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... their conduct. The student looks therefore for an explanation in elements which he thinks ... that the severities were useful and essential for some great and valuable purpose. But the ...

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... ill, and prayers ascended in every church for his recovery; and at another time he ... religion were praying incessantly in the chapel below for the king's recovery. While the dauphin ...

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... abroad, searching and transcribing contemporary papers for what I hoped to make a complete ... between other nations, to dominate the world for a century by moral force unsupported by ...

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... to discover; they rather took them for granted; and while they disagreed in ... or frivolously joined in the cry for reform and for destruction.                         At last an ...

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... was contemptuously called, applied to that sovereign for a commission in the French army and ... , resolved that France some day should suffer for that refusal. The story shows how his ...

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... position. If there is something very fortunate for him in the way that he borrows an ... it has wisely occupied itself with providing something for them to write about. Three or four ...

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... Messrs. Crellan, Hunt & Crellan, solicitors for the plaintiff—a result due entirely to the ... however, he determined to work independently for the future, having conceived the idea of ...

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... follow but very lengthy to narrate. Fortunately for the historian and the student, a certain ... Spanish armies of Estremadura and La Mancha for a common march upon Madrid, the whole ...

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... himself had supplicated the Courts of Europe for armed aid against his own subjects. The ... It was a decision big with consequences for France and for the world. From that day began ...

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... never suspected that the books were intended for reading—at any rate, not by children ... little books with highly colored pictures "intended for children." What a world of delight ...

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... before had their stories told in a collected form in any language. The accounts of them ... private memoirs, which had to be scanned for proper and trustworthy material. It is hoped ...

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