Valuable as this information is to us, it falls short of a fullexposition of these several subjects.
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We expected to hear from him a fullexposition of the views of those in whose name he speaks.
3
The request for fullexposition of a prisoner's belief has often been but a trap to ensure his martyrdom.
4
Female curiosity prompted me to read them, and they gave me a fullexposition of our great-aunt's early history.'
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The words you so eagerly expected, the fullexposition which was to have brought you such relief, is not here.
6
In these reports a fullexposition was given of the views and motives of the secretary, in the conduct of the treasury department.
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Their fullexposition and that of their immense importance as principles and guides in the domain of analogy must be treated of elsewhere.
8
This despatch was brief, and contained nevertheless a very fullexposition of the righteous and sympathising policy of England towards the people of Italy.
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If he cannot judge from the pleadings of these two able advocates with briefs for different sides, it is not for lack of fullexposition.
10
A fullexposition of Sexual Selection appeared in the "The Descent of Man" in 1871, and in the greatly augmented second edition, in 1874.