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... Of Dryden , however , as of almost every but they only pay with interest what they have man who has been distinguished either in the received . We extol Bacon , and sneer at Aquiliterary or in the political world , it may be nas .
... Of Dryden , however , as of almost every but they only pay with interest what they have man who has been distinguished either in the received . We extol Bacon , and sneer at Aquiliterary or in the political world , it may be nas .
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So in our own time the doctrine there from childhood ; while another , employof rent now universally received by political ing the same materials , the same verdure , the economists , was propounded almost at the same water , and the ...
So in our own time the doctrine there from childhood ; while another , employof rent now universally received by political ing the same materials , the same verdure , the economists , was propounded almost at the same water , and the ...
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Ima . or never to have received him back . Every gination was extinct . Taste was depraved . year which he had passed among strangers Poetry , driven from palaces , colleges , and the had rendered him more unfit to rule his coun- atres ...
Ima . or never to have received him back . Every gination was extinct . Taste was depraved . year which he had passed among strangers Poetry , driven from palaces , colleges , and the had rendered him more unfit to rule his coun- atres ...
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... to a narrative so well calculated to inflame the For such a people was the book of Herodo- passions and to flatter national pride was cer . Tus composed ; and if we may trust to a report , tain to be favourably received . mit ...
... to a narrative so well calculated to inflame the For such a people was the book of Herodo- passions and to flatter national pride was cer . Tus composed ; and if we may trust to a report , tain to be favourably received . mit ...
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In the former case he is no historian . which ought to be received in connection with In the latter , he has no opportunity fur displayit , comes before us ; and as there is no im- ing his abilities . For truth is one : and all mutable ...
In the former case he is no historian . which ought to be received in connection with In the latter , he has no opportunity fur displayit , comes before us ; and as there is no im- ing his abilities . For truth is one : and all mutable ...
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| Título | Essays, Critical and Miscellaneous Volumen1 de Critical, Historical, and Miscellaneous Essays and Poems, Thomas Babington Macaulay Baron Macaulay Volumen1 de Modern British essayists |
| Autor | Thomas Babington Macaulay Baron Macaulay |
| Editor | A. Hart, 1853 |
| Procedencia del original | Universidad de Chicago |
| Digitalizado | 3 Ago. 2015 |
| Largo | 744 páginas |
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