The Eclectic Magazine of Foreign Literature, Science, and Art, Volume 2Leavitt, Trow, & Company, 1844 - American literature |
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Ardent , and almost menacing , upon the ground of idea , he becomes timid and skep- tical as soon as he is engaged on that of its application . We may agree with him with respect to the aim - we cannot respecting the means ; he rejects ...
Ardent , and almost menacing , upon the ground of idea , he becomes timid and skep- tical as soon as he is engaged on that of its application . We may agree with him with respect to the aim - we cannot respecting the means ; he rejects ...
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In the deserts of the East , in Arabia , and those extensive plains where nothing save sand is seen on the ground ; where the heat reflected from the earth dissipates the passing cloud , which hastens , as it were , to shed its ...
In the deserts of the East , in Arabia , and those extensive plains where nothing save sand is seen on the ground ; where the heat reflected from the earth dissipates the passing cloud , which hastens , as it were , to shed its ...
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Taylor on this says : — ' I think you would do well to give your Madoc now to Longman and Rees , and to build your edifice of immortal name on the Hindoo ground . Tasso will lose a little , Milton more , and Klopstock most , of his ...
Taylor on this says : — ' I think you would do well to give your Madoc now to Longman and Rees , and to build your edifice of immortal name on the Hindoo ground . Tasso will lose a little , Milton more , and Klopstock most , of his ...
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I think you will desert your low Arian for pure Socinian ground . When you have read my paper about the " Wisdom , " you will admit I must be right about the author . success , -that Malta was a bad ground for quarrel , the worst that ...
I think you will desert your low Arian for pure Socinian ground . When you have read my paper about the " Wisdom , " you will admit I must be right about the author . success , -that Malta was a bad ground for quarrel , the worst that ...
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In the year 1792 , he was , like- but the usurper continued as haughty as if he wise , present at the coronation of the late had conquered Russia ; and Prussia took her Emperor Francis II ; and he then assisted ground with a nobleness ...
In the year 1792 , he was , like- but the usurper continued as haughty as if he wise , present at the coronation of the late had conquered Russia ; and Prussia took her Emperor Francis II ; and he then assisted ground with a nobleness ...
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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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