Critical and Miscellaneous Essays, Volumen1D. Appleton, 1860 - 568 páginas |
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... honour of his instructions . His coro- nation agitated the court of Naples and the people of Rome as much as the most important political transactions could have done . To collect books and antiques , to found pro- fessorships , to ...
... honour of his instructions . His coro- nation agitated the court of Naples and the people of Rome as much as the most important political transactions could have done . To collect books and antiques , to found pro- fessorships , to ...
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... honour in other countries , ingenuity became the point of honour in Italy . From these principles were deduced , by processes strictly analogous , two opposite systems of fashionable morality . Through the greater part of Europe , the ...
... honour in other countries , ingenuity became the point of honour in Italy . From these principles were deduced , by processes strictly analogous , two opposite systems of fashionable morality . Through the greater part of Europe , the ...
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... honour sullied , an enlightened and flourishing people given over to the ferocity of ignorant savages . Though his opinions had not escaped the contagion of that political immorality which was common among his countrymen , his natural ...
... honour sullied , an enlightened and flourishing people given over to the ferocity of ignorant savages . Though his opinions had not escaped the contagion of that political immorality which was common among his countrymen , his natural ...
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... honours to the greatest statesman of Florence . In the church of Santa Croce , a monument was erected to his memory , which is contemplated with reverence by all who can distinguish the virtues of a great mind through the cor- ruptions ...
... honours to the greatest statesman of Florence . In the church of Santa Croce , a monument was erected to his memory , which is contemplated with reverence by all who can distinguish the virtues of a great mind through the cor- ruptions ...
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... honour of inventing the method of Fluxions belonged to Newton or to Leibnitz . It is now generally allowed that these great men made the same discovery at the same time . Mathematical science , indeed , had then reached such a point ...
... honour of inventing the method of Fluxions belonged to Newton or to Leibnitz . It is now generally allowed that these great men made the same discovery at the same time . Mathematical science , indeed , had then reached such a point ...
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