Early Lectures: 1833-1836Harvard University Press, 1959 |
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... genius both good and bad , have , in the greater freedom of our institutions , become more prominent . Are they lovers of freedom ? we more . Are they lovers of commerce ? we more . Are they lovers of utility ? we more . Without ...
... genius both good and bad , have , in the greater freedom of our institutions , become more prominent . Are they lovers of freedom ? we more . Are they lovers of commerce ? we more . Are they lovers of utility ? we more . Without ...
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... genius / ↑ Sketches of English history with a view to exhibit some of the permanent traits of the national Genius . ↓ ( The subject of this Lecture is the Genius of the English nation . ) That natural curiosity part History is not ...
... genius / ↑ Sketches of English history with a view to exhibit some of the permanent traits of the national Genius . ↓ ( The subject of this Lecture is the Genius of the English nation . ) That natural curiosity part History is not ...
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... genius ↓ , ↑ Yet the immense .. Shakspeare has ( not ) bro't . . . much moment ↓ • ( Let it be con ) It is to be considered action in the time ( of ) ↑ when ↓ ( Sir Walter Rale ) Sir Francis Drake had , ↑ for the first time ...
... genius ↓ , ↑ Yet the immense .. Shakspeare has ( not ) bro't . . . much moment ↓ • ( Let it be con ) It is to be considered action in the time ( of ) ↑ when ↓ ( Sir Walter Rale ) Sir Francis Drake had , ↑ for the first time ...
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