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The unity of sentiment and severity of style , which charac - rendon , and that of Hume . The former is not terize these little pieces , remind us of the Greek Anthology ; or perhaps still more of the Collects of the English Liturgy ...
The unity of sentiment and severity of style , which charac - rendon , and that of Hume . The former is not terize these little pieces , remind us of the Greek Anthology ; or perhaps still more of the Collects of the English Liturgy ...
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The English have been so long accustomed to political speculation , and have enjoyed so large a measure of prac tical liberty , that such works have produced little effect on their minds . We have classical associations and great names ...
The English have been so long accustomed to political speculation , and have enjoyed so large a measure of prac tical liberty , that such works have produced little effect on their minds . We have classical associations and great names ...
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He was These expressions , it seems to us , convey the sometimes driven to arbitrary measures ; but highest eulogium on our great countryman . he had a high , stout , honest , English heart . Reason and philosophy did not teach the con- ...
He was These expressions , it seems to us , convey the sometimes driven to arbitrary measures ; but highest eulogium on our great countryman . he had a high , stout , honest , English heart . Reason and philosophy did not teach the con- ...
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Mr. Hallam tells us that Cromwell sold fifty English gentlenen as slaves in Barbadoes . For making this literary crimes . The first accusation is , that , from his violent prejudice against Oliver , he has calumniated him falsely .
Mr. Hallam tells us that Cromwell sold fifty English gentlenen as slaves in Barbadoes . For making this literary crimes . The first accusation is , that , from his violent prejudice against Oliver , he has calumniated him falsely .
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The true way to judge of the rules by which English poetry was governed during the last century , is to look at the effects which they produced . mutable principles ? Is poetry , like heraldry , mere matter of arbitrary regulation ?
The true way to judge of the rules by which English poetry was governed during the last century , is to look at the effects which they produced . mutable principles ? Is poetry , like heraldry , mere matter of arbitrary regulation ?
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| Título | Essays, Critical and Miscellaneous, Volumen1 Essays, Critical and Miscellaneous, Thomas Babington Macaulay Volumen1 de Modern British essayists |
| Autor | Thomas Babington Macaulay Baron Macaulay |
| Editor | Phillips, Sampson and Company, 1854 |
| Procedencia del original | Biblioteca del Ateneo de Barcelona |
| Digitalizado | 16 Ene. 2009 |
| Largo | 744 páginas |
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