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... bound together with cords , lodged in vile prisons in the towns at which they
halted , and treated as criminals of the worst class . At Tournay they were again
consigned to a dungeon , and the hearing hearing of their cause was postponed
at ...
... bound together with cords , lodged in vile prisons in the towns at which they
halted , and treated as criminals of the worst class . At Tournay they were again
consigned to a dungeon , and the hearing hearing of their cause was postponed
at ...
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hearing of their cause was postponed at the instance of the curate , who desired
to have time allowed for their conversion , This process , however , it was sought
to effect rather by temporal than by spiritual arguments . With the latter he ...
hearing of their cause was postponed at the instance of the curate , who desired
to have time allowed for their conversion , This process , however , it was sought
to effect rather by temporal than by spiritual arguments . With the latter he ...
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Marteilhe himself , indeed , as appears from his own candid narrative , obtained
from various causes an exemption from some of the most dreadful rigours of his
lot . Even in favour of these wretched captives some mitigating influence could be
...
Marteilhe himself , indeed , as appears from his own candid narrative , obtained
from various causes an exemption from some of the most dreadful rigours of his
lot . Even in favour of these wretched captives some mitigating influence could be
...
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Holding his enemy thus locked in his grasp , he poured down upon the low and
exposed deck of the galley the point - blank fire of his guns , loaded with grape ,
which caused the most deadly execution . In a few minutes the galley was ...
Holding his enemy thus locked in his grasp , he poured down upon the low and
exposed deck of the galley the point - blank fire of his guns , loaded with grape ,
which caused the most deadly execution . In a few minutes the galley was ...
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He then turned to another of our brethren who was present , asking the cause of
his condemnation to the galleys . “ It was because I took part in a meeting for the
worship of God , " answered he . “ Another breach of the King ' s orders ...
He then turned to another of our brethren who was present , asking the cause of
his condemnation to the galleys . “ It was because I took part in a meeting for the
worship of God , " answered he . “ Another breach of the King ' s orders ...
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| Título | The Quarterly Review, Volumen120 |
| Colaboradores | William Gifford, Sir John Taylor Coleridge, John Gibson Lockhart, Sir John Murray, Whitwell Elwin, William Macpherson, William Smith, Rowland Edmund Prothero (Baron Ernle), George Walter Prothero |
| Editor | John Murray, 1866 |
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