The Eclectic Magazine of Foreign Literature, Science, and Art, Volume 2Leavitt, Trow, & Company, 1844 - American literature |
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English Historical Documents , -Napoleon Relics , 471 ; Robor Carolinum , 488 ; Magnetic Dynamometer , 494 ; Application , 496 ; David Hume's Corres- pondence , -Parish Prizes , 497 ; Lady Eliza beth Levison Gower , 521 ; Diving Bell ...
English Historical Documents , -Napoleon Relics , 471 ; Robor Carolinum , 488 ; Magnetic Dynamometer , 494 ; Application , 496 ; David Hume's Corres- pondence , -Parish Prizes , 497 ; Lady Eliza beth Levison Gower , 521 ; Diving Bell ...
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He must , indeed , have been a entific , or a benevolent and charitable de- most precocious youth - at fifteen he writes scription . both as to matter and language , whether in English , in French , or in Italian , as few , very few ...
He must , indeed , have been a entific , or a benevolent and charitable de- most precocious youth - at fifteen he writes scription . both as to matter and language , whether in English , in French , or in Italian , as few , very few ...
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In truth we have no thoroughly satisfactory English Lenore . ' William Spencer's is wordy and pompous , and gives no idea whatever of Bürger's nerv- ous and fiery style . On the other hand , Tay- lor , and after him Scott , shrunk from ...
In truth we have no thoroughly satisfactory English Lenore . ' William Spencer's is wordy and pompous , and gives no idea whatever of Bürger's nerv- ous and fiery style . On the other hand , Tay- lor , and after him Scott , shrunk from ...
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It seems Goethe never stand that we have offered this as a speci- knowledged the receipt of the English Iphi- men of Taylor's hexameters , not at all as a genia . We have no doubt the omission was fair representation either of Voss's ...
It seems Goethe never stand that we have offered this as a speci- knowledged the receipt of the English Iphi- men of Taylor's hexameters , not at all as a genia . We have no doubt the omission was fair representation either of Voss's ...
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Mackintosh's memory is well works and views , worked out every subject stored with fine passages , Latin and English , in his own way for himself , and was un- which he repeats ; and his taste in poetry in - doubtedly more instrumental ...
Mackintosh's memory is well works and views , worked out every subject stored with fine passages , Latin and English , in his own way for himself , and was un- which he repeats ; and his taste in poetry in - doubtedly more instrumental ...
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| Title | The Eclectic Magazine of Foreign Literature, Science, and Art, Volume 2 |
| Contributors | Harry Houdini Collection (Library of Congress), John Davis Batchelder Collection (Library of Congress) |
| Publisher | Leavitt, Trow, & Company, 1844 |
| Original from | the University of Wisconsin - Madison |
| Digitized | 17 Jul 2017 |
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