Essays, Critical and MiscellaneousD. Appleton, 1863 - 744 páginas |
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... Europe to the other , have kindled an unquenchable fire in the hearts of the op- pressed , and loosed the knees of the oppressors with a strange and unwonted fear ! argue it on general grounds , we shall not recur to those primary ...
... Europe to the other , have kindled an unquenchable fire in the hearts of the op- pressed , and loosed the knees of the oppressors with a strange and unwonted fear ! argue it on general grounds , we shall not recur to those primary ...
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... Europe , tural voices of the actors . Distant nations the traces of ancient civilization . The night looked on the Pope as the vicegerent of the which descended upon her was the night of an Almighty , the oracle of the All - wise , the ...
... Europe , tural voices of the actors . Distant nations the traces of ancient civilization . The night looked on the Pope as the vicegerent of the which descended upon her was the night of an Almighty , the oracle of the All - wise , the ...
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... Europe , our own perhaps excepted , have at tion produced , indeed , no second Dante ; but the present time reached so high a point of it was eminently distinguished by general in- wealth and civilization as some parts of Italy ...
... Europe , our own perhaps excepted , have at tion produced , indeed , no second Dante ; but the present time reached so high a point of it was eminently distinguished by general in- wealth and civilization as some parts of Italy ...
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... Europe . That foot sol- diers could withstand the charge of heavy ca- valry was thought utterly impossible , till , to- wards the close of the fifteenth century , the rude mountaineers of Switzerland dissolved the spell , and astounded ...
... Europe . That foot sol- diers could withstand the charge of heavy ca- valry was thought utterly impossible , till , to- wards the close of the fifteenth century , the rude mountaineers of Switzerland dissolved the spell , and astounded ...
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... Europe , the vices which pecu- liarly belong to timid dispositions , and which are the natural defence of weakness , fraud , and hypocrisy , have always been most disre- putable . On the other hand , the excesses of haughty and daring ...
... Europe , the vices which pecu- liarly belong to timid dispositions , and which are the natural defence of weakness , fraud , and hypocrisy , have always been most disre- putable . On the other hand , the excesses of haughty and daring ...
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