The Eclectic Magazine of Foreign Literature, Science, and Art, Volume 58Leavitt, Trow, & Company, 1863 - American literature |
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... nature , so widely spread over his entire history in time and space , so apparently necessary to his very being , as a conviction of the existence of an un- known and invisible world , capable of signalizing its presence by becoming at ...
... nature , so widely spread over his entire history in time and space , so apparently necessary to his very being , as a conviction of the existence of an un- known and invisible world , capable of signalizing its presence by becoming at ...
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... nature of the conflict itself . These consequences were flagrant , overwhelming , and touch- ing our own interests so nearly , that a calm review of the causes which had brought them about was hardly at first to be expected . Every ...
... nature of the conflict itself . These consequences were flagrant , overwhelming , and touch- ing our own interests so nearly , that a calm review of the causes which had brought them about was hardly at first to be expected . Every ...
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... natural fruits of the natural instincts of mankind , how has the prosperity of Europe steadily advanced in spite of the enemy to it which nature seems to have planted in every man's heart ? How has the predatory spirit been transformed ...
... natural fruits of the natural instincts of mankind , how has the prosperity of Europe steadily advanced in spite of the enemy to it which nature seems to have planted in every man's heart ? How has the predatory spirit been transformed ...
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Maria Aurora von Königsmark | 62 |
Robinson Rev Edward D D | 221 |
Beran General Count | 228 |
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