Essays, Poems and LettersOdyssey Press, 1948 - 424 Seiten |
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... doubt that they made use of it to stir the passions and excite the fears of their deluded accomplices . They rebelled , not because they thought slavery weak , but because they believed it strong enough , not to overthrow the government ...
... doubt that they made use of it to stir the passions and excite the fears of their deluded accomplices . They rebelled , not because they thought slavery weak , but because they believed it strong enough , not to overthrow the government ...
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... doubt , wonder and laugh ; and when , my strained arms with their grown burthen full , I call it my Fable , they call it a bull . Having scrawled at full gallop ( as far as that goes ) in a style that is neither good verse nor bad prose ...
... doubt , wonder and laugh ; and when , my strained arms with their grown burthen full , I call it my Fable , they call it a bull . Having scrawled at full gallop ( as far as that goes ) in a style that is neither good verse nor bad prose ...
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... doubt if the lectureship would have done much good . England can't like America , do what she or we will , and I doubt if I could , were I an Englishman . But I think the usages of society should hold between nations , and see no par ...
... doubt if the lectureship would have done much good . England can't like America , do what she or we will , and I doubt if I could , were I an Englishman . But I think the usages of society should hold between nations , and see no par ...
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PREFACE | xiii |
SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY | l |
A Fable for Critics 1848 | 187 |
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