Critical and Miscellaneous Essays, Volumen1D. Appleton, 1860 - 568 páginas |
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... existed in the great monarchies of Europe . But the governments of Lombardy and Tuscany , through all their revolutions , preserved a different character . A people , when assembled in a town , is far more formidable to its rulers than ...
... existed in the great monarchies of Europe . But the governments of Lombardy and Tuscany , through all their revolutions , preserved a different character . A people , when assembled in a town , is far more formidable to its rulers than ...
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... existed . As wealth and refinement advanced , the system underwent a gradual alteration . The Ionian States were the first in which commerce and the arts were culti- vated , and the first in which the ancient discipline de- cayed ...
... existed . As wealth and refinement advanced , the system underwent a gradual alteration . The Ionian States were the first in which commerce and the arts were culti- vated , and the first in which the ancient discipline de- cayed ...
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... portion of their esteem . So wide was the difference between the Italians and their neighbours . A similar difference existed between the Greeks of the second century before Christ , and their masters MACHIAVELLI . 75 115.
... portion of their esteem . So wide was the difference between the Italians and their neighbours . A similar difference existed between the Greeks of the second century before Christ , and their masters MACHIAVELLI . 75 115.
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... existed , the principle must inevitably have occurred to some person within a few years . So in our own time , the doctrine of rent now uni- versally received by political economists , was propounded almost at the same moment , by two ...
... existed , the principle must inevitably have occurred to some person within a few years . So in our own time , the doctrine of rent now uni- versally received by political economists , was propounded almost at the same moment , by two ...
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... existed , while they weep and curse with Lear . It is by giving faith to the creations of the imagination that a man becomes a poet . It is by treating those creations as deceptions , and by resolving them , as nearly as possible , into ...
... existed , while they weep and curse with Lear . It is by giving faith to the creations of the imagination that a man becomes a poet . It is by treating those creations as deceptions , and by resolving them , as nearly as possible , into ...
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