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They ejected, in the first instance, three Tories from the Ministry, and afterwards obtained the dismissal of all the rest Mansel, Harley, and Bolingbroke, and then ruled without division.
Tillières, Tillières on the Arve, if it were left in its ancient state, would be an almost ideal border-fortress. It is close indeed on the border. When Wace describes Alençon, he tells us that one side of the water was Norman and the other side was Mansel. So here at Tillières one side of the water was Norman and the other side was French.
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In the second place, Hamilton and Mansel taught that we know that the Infinite cannot be a person, self-conscious, intelligent, and voluntary; yet we are forced by our moral constitution to believe it to be an intelligent person. This Mr. Spencer denies. "Let those," he says, "who can, believe that there is eternal war between our intellectual faculties and our moral obligations.
But, observing that the poor ladies appeared parched and exhausted, he brought a basket of oranges and prevailed on some of them to refresh themselves by sucking a little of the juice. At this time they were all tolerably composed, except Miss Mansel, who was in hysteric fits on the floor of the deck of the round-house. 'But on Mr.
Some folk say the king has frowned on the Prince some that the Prince has looked grave on the duke some that Lord Glenvarloch will be hanged for high treason and some that there is matter against Lord Dalgarno that may cost him as much as his head's worth." "And what do you, that are a courtier of forty years' standing, think of it all?" said Sir Edward Mansel.
The contemporary letter-writer only implies it by mentioning others, of whom he speaks a little scornfully, as well as the men of Bayeux, Avranches, and Coutances, and the Breton and Mansel allies.
Mr Mill repudiates the explanatory hypothesis tendered by Mr Mansel, as a solution, but without suggesting any better hypothesis of his own. For ourselves, we are far from endorsing Mr Mansel's solution as satisfactory; yet we can hardly be surprised if he considers it less unsatisfactory than no solution at all.
His writings, distinguished by logical rigour of method and clearness of style, exercised a profound influence in France as well as at home; but his attempted refutation of Berkeley is now generally considered to have failed. Works ed. by Sir W. Hamilton and H.L. Mansel. Sketch by Prof. A.C. Fraser .
Susan's had to go away sudden. I think her father's ill, sir." "I'm sorry for that. All right. I'Il tell Miss Mansel. Good night." "Good night, sir." As I closed the door of the Cromwell room: "So I'm Miss Mansel," said Eve. "Quite right, my dear," said I. "One of our party my cousin, in fact. When did you wake?" "Just as you were lifting me out of the car."
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