Essays, Critical and MiscellaneousD. Appleton & Company, 1873 - 744 páginas |
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... human mind is most indebted . Of this we may be convinced , by comparing the generation which follows them with that which preceded them . The first fruits which are reaped under a bad system often spring from seed sown under a good one ...
... human mind is most indebted . Of this we may be convinced , by comparing the generation which follows them with that which preceded them . The first fruits which are reaped under a bad system often spring from seed sown under a good one ...
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... human knowledge , the case has been similar ; that without Copernicus we should have been Copernicans , that without Colum- bus America would have been discovered , that without Locke we should have possessed a just theory of the origin ...
... human knowledge , the case has been similar ; that without Copernicus we should have been Copernicans , that without Colum- bus America would have been discovered , that without Locke we should have possessed a just theory of the origin ...
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... human calamities , without once vio criticism are to the images of poetry . What lating the reverence due to it ; at that discrimi it so imperfectly decomposes , it cannot per- fectly reconstruct . It is evidently as impossi- ble to ...
... human calamities , without once vio criticism are to the images of poetry . What lating the reverence due to it ; at that discrimi it so imperfectly decomposes , it cannot per- fectly reconstruct . It is evidently as impossi- ble to ...
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... human those of country , in which revolutions and nature , and of the connection of causes and counter - revolutions were events of daily oc effects . It is , on that very account , shocking currence , was naturally prolific in ...
... human those of country , in which revolutions and nature , and of the connection of causes and counter - revolutions were events of daily oc effects . It is , on that very account , shocking currence , was naturally prolific in ...
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... human nature people . In almost all the little commonwealths a man who could perform so great an exploit of antiquity , liberty was used as a pretext for could repent of it . measures directed against every thing which makes liberty ...
... human nature people . In almost all the little commonwealths a man who could perform so great an exploit of antiquity , liberty was used as a pretext for could repent of it . measures directed against every thing which makes liberty ...
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