The Eclectic Magazine of Foreign Literature, Science, and Art, Volume 25Leavitt, Trow, & Company, 1851 - American literature |
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... English authors , and it is not our intention to question the sincerity of his love . It is certain , however , that his learning was too much the learning of colleges ; that for a thinker so great and original he showed not much ...
... English authors , and it is not our intention to question the sincerity of his love . It is certain , however , that his learning was too much the learning of colleges ; that for a thinker so great and original he showed not much ...
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... English statesmen did not consider them as Englishmen , and that they had not the same rights and privileges as the English people . Learning that they were not Englishmen , they began to look upon themselves as Americans ; It was thus ...
... English statesmen did not consider them as Englishmen , and that they had not the same rights and privileges as the English people . Learning that they were not Englishmen , they began to look upon themselves as Americans ; It was thus ...
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... English feeling attempt- the conscience of the great philosophering to form an image of English freedom , smote him , and told him that his humiliation congregating on Sundays in their plain build- was deserved . Then as he turned his ...
... English feeling attempt- the conscience of the great philosophering to form an image of English freedom , smote him , and told him that his humiliation congregating on Sundays in their plain build- was deserved . Then as he turned his ...
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... English literature . If one of those creatures , half beautiful woman and half scaly fish , which artists seem , with a traditional depravity of taste , to delight in , were really to be alive , and to present itself before us , it ...
... English literature . If one of those creatures , half beautiful woman and half scaly fish , which artists seem , with a traditional depravity of taste , to delight in , were really to be alive , and to present itself before us , it ...
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... English Court . " We have remarked that very important discoveries are accidentally made in pursuing one of quite a different character from those which come up in the search unexpectedly . They who remember our towns lighted with the ...
... English Court . " We have remarked that very important discoveries are accidentally made in pursuing one of quite a different character from those which come up in the search unexpectedly . They who remember our towns lighted with the ...
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