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Page 36
... among these writers , you are among Hebrews , who , though they speak a
tongue unknown in the days of Israel's prosperity , have inherited the thoughts
and feelings , and nearly all the constitutional peculiarities , of their remote
ancestors .
... among these writers , you are among Hebrews , who , though they speak a
tongue unknown in the days of Israel's prosperity , have inherited the thoughts
and feelings , and nearly all the constitutional peculiarities , of their remote
ancestors .
Page 71
But there is another thing in the mental constitution of such men , equally
astonishing with this apparent revelation of their destiny - it is , the persevering
tenacity with which they adhere to the system and career 1836. ] 71 Wordsworth.
But there is another thing in the mental constitution of such men , equally
astonishing with this apparent revelation of their destiny - it is , the persevering
tenacity with which they adhere to the system and career 1836. ] 71 Wordsworth.
Page 90
He makes him acquainted with the elements of morals and government ; with the
operations and powers of his own mind , and the foundation and different kinds of
political constitutions . He makes him sensible of the capacity of his reason ...
He makes him acquainted with the elements of morals and government ; with the
operations and powers of his own mind , and the foundation and different kinds of
political constitutions . He makes him sensible of the capacity of his reason ...
Page 91
The books retained in the list will impart to the student a full mastery of this
branch of his legal education . The next step is to an acquaintance with the
elementary and 1 constitutional principles of the municipal law of England , 1836.
] 91 Legal ...
The books retained in the list will impart to the student a full mastery of this
branch of his legal education . The next step is to an acquaintance with the
elementary and 1 constitutional principles of the municipal law of England , 1836.
] 91 Legal ...
Page 92
1 constitutional principles of the municipal law of England , of the United States ,
and of the Roman civil law ; and the student is thus invited to apply his previous
knowledge of the general principles of government to their practical development
...
1 constitutional principles of the municipal law of England , of the United States ,
and of the Roman civil law ; and the student is thus invited to apply his previous
knowledge of the general principles of government to their practical development
...
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| Title | American Quarterly Review, Volume 20 Volumes 298-301 of American periodical series, 1800-1850 Library of American civilization |
| Editor | Robert Walsh |
| Publisher | Carey, Lea & Carey, 1836 |
| Original from | Indiana University |
| Digitized | 10 Oct 2019 |
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