The North American Review, Band 64Jared Sparks, Edward Everett, James Russell Lowell, Henry Cabot Lodge O. Everett, 1847 Vols. 227-230, no. 2 include: Stuff and nonsense, v. 5-6, no. 8, Jan. 1929-Aug. 1930. |
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... appear many grounds for calling its cor- rectness in doubt , yet it can hardly be considered surprising that it should have been adopted as the wisest course , at a moment of such deep depression . Sorrow has its intoxica- tion as well ...
... appear many grounds for calling its cor- rectness in doubt , yet it can hardly be considered surprising that it should have been adopted as the wisest course , at a moment of such deep depression . Sorrow has its intoxica- tion as well ...
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... appear to the greatest advantage ; if with George , his en- lightened views and elevated sentiments shine out with the purest lustre . On a throne he might have lost somewhat of the vigor , and perhaps , too , something of the ...
... appear to the greatest advantage ; if with George , his en- lightened views and elevated sentiments shine out with the purest lustre . On a throne he might have lost somewhat of the vigor , and perhaps , too , something of the ...
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... appears D'Alem- bert , one of those sketches which his Lordship , who is a half - domesticated Frenchman , delights to draw , but which do not appear to be received by readers in France with un- mingled satisfaction , perhaps for the ...
... appears D'Alem- bert , one of those sketches which his Lordship , who is a half - domesticated Frenchman , delights to draw , but which do not appear to be received by readers in France with un- mingled satisfaction , perhaps for the ...
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... appear at that great man's table , of his supporting life for a long time on less than sixpence a day , —of his occasional enjoyment of conver- sation with men like Burke , which , when it was over , left him in solitude and sorrow , of ...
... appear at that great man's table , of his supporting life for a long time on less than sixpence a day , —of his occasional enjoyment of conver- sation with men like Burke , which , when it was over , left him in solitude and sorrow , of ...
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... appears from the circumstance pointed out by Lord Brougham himself , that Johnson , in some of these light periodicals , has an able argument against imprisonment for debt and capital punishment , thus antici- pating by three quarters ...
... appears from the circumstance pointed out by Lord Brougham himself , that Johnson , in some of these light periodicals , has an able argument against imprisonment for debt and capital punishment , thus antici- pating by three quarters ...
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