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... Fossil Forest - Lord Rosse's Tel- escope Ancient Manuscripts - Silver Mine- Indian Antiquities - Observatory on Vesuvius -Paris Academy of Science , 141 ; Carving on Wood - Professor Franck , 142 : Meeting of the Italian Savans ...
... Fossil Forest - Lord Rosse's Tel- escope Ancient Manuscripts - Silver Mine- Indian Antiquities - Observatory on Vesuvius -Paris Academy of Science , 141 ; Carving on Wood - Professor Franck , 142 : Meeting of the Italian Savans ...
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In looking around telligence , not the Englishman , the Italian , us , we affirm that the spiritual view which the German , but man : he adores , not the Mr. Carlyle takes of human life is the only god of one sect , of cne period ...
In looking around telligence , not the Englishman , the Italian , us , we affirm that the spiritual view which the German , but man : he adores , not the Mr. Carlyle takes of human life is the only god of one sect , of cne period ...
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We begin to com- language , by the character of localities ; it is something reduced , as much as possible , to the proportions of the individual . The na- tionality of Italy is the glory of having pro- | 6 [ MAY , THE WORKS OF THOMAS ...
We begin to com- language , by the character of localities ; it is something reduced , as much as possible , to the proportions of the individual . The na- tionality of Italy is the glory of having pro- | 6 [ MAY , THE WORKS OF THOMAS ...
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tionality of Italy is the glory of having pro- | occasion to trace the history of this doctrine , duced Dante and Christopher Columbus ; which , treated as it still is with neglect , the nationality of Germany that of having reckons ...
tionality of Italy is the glory of having pro- | occasion to trace the history of this doctrine , duced Dante and Christopher Columbus ; which , treated as it still is with neglect , the nationality of Germany that of having reckons ...
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Take an enslaved country , -Italy for exam- ple , there we find no education , no press , no public meetings ; but censors , who , after having mutilated a literary journal for years , seeing that it still survives , suppress it alto- ...
Take an enslaved country , -Italy for exam- ple , there we find no education , no press , no public meetings ; but censors , who , after having mutilated a literary journal for years , seeing that it still survives , suppress it alto- ...
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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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