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... and the complaint neous impulse of the multitude ; and he for- of the intellect , so often looked upon as idle , gets that the good is above all a moral ques- from Byron down to George Sand , will be to tion ; that there is no good ...
... and the complaint neous impulse of the multitude ; and he for- of the intellect , so often looked upon as idle , gets that the good is above all a moral ques- from Byron down to George Sand , will be to tion ; that there is no good ...
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... every editor with whom he formed any connection - in spite of remonstrances and rebukes that led to the breaking up of more than one such connec- tion - in spite of the pressing and affectionate appeals which Southey repeated until ...
... every editor with whom he formed any connection - in spite of remonstrances and rebukes that led to the breaking up of more than one such connec- tion - in spite of the pressing and affectionate appeals which Southey repeated until ...
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... the religious writers owe Diss , placed a good country - house at his dis- what they retain of popularity to their love of lib - posal , and urged him to accept as a dona- erty , not to their love of Christ . Voss , Schiller , tion ...
... the religious writers owe Diss , placed a good country - house at his dis- what they retain of popularity to their love of lib - posal , and urged him to accept as a dona- erty , not to their love of Christ . Voss , Schiller , tion ...
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Game is plentiful , and a different descrip- tion of birds to any previously noticed to the southward , was observed . There are copper and iron mines in this valley . The natives , who smelt the iron ore , and to manufacture assagais ...
Game is plentiful , and a different descrip- tion of birds to any previously noticed to the southward , was observed . There are copper and iron mines in this valley . The natives , who smelt the iron ore , and to manufacture assagais ...
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Indeed , in his a president of the congress , for he every point under discus ca or general , came before ach he gave his best and most tion . So streng , also , was the ( as to his love of truth and avien all other attempts are Baded ...
Indeed , in his a president of the congress , for he every point under discus ca or general , came before ach he gave his best and most tion . So streng , also , was the ( as to his love of truth and avien all other attempts are Baded ...
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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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