American Quarterly Review, Volume 21Carey, Lea & Carey, 1837 - Serial publications |
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... course use this latter term in no invidious sense ) of their proper station in the social economy , their responsibilities and advan- tages , is what is needed . In them a spirit of contentment , not of ambition , should be fostered ...
... course use this latter term in no invidious sense ) of their proper station in the social economy , their responsibilities and advan- tages , is what is needed . In them a spirit of contentment , not of ambition , should be fostered ...
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... course of a physician's practice . We are persuaded that the sketch presented by Miss Sedgwick is not mere fancy , either as respects the one party or the other . We have not given the above extracts for the purpose of pre- senting any ...
... course of a physician's practice . We are persuaded that the sketch presented by Miss Sedgwick is not mere fancy , either as respects the one party or the other . We have not given the above extracts for the purpose of pre- senting any ...
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... course led to anticipate a minute , learned and critical account of the language and its authors , about which the noble writer had read and studied so much . On the contrary , he encounters a medley of anecdote , reflections , poetry ...
... course led to anticipate a minute , learned and critical account of the language and its authors , about which the noble writer had read and studied so much . On the contrary , he encounters a medley of anecdote , reflections , poetry ...
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... course of this chap- ter ; and that I may not suddenly throw the reader unprepared into the history of the poetry , works , and authors of the first stages of English literature , I think it right to introduce here a general picture of ...
... course of this chap- ter ; and that I may not suddenly throw the reader unprepared into the history of the poetry , works , and authors of the first stages of English literature , I think it right to introduce here a general picture of ...
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... course , with much error . His chief aim in discussing Luther's doctrines appears to be ( and it is rather an extraordinary design for a peer of France ) to show that the protestant religion was intended only for princes and gentlemen ...
... course , with much error . His chief aim in discussing Luther's doctrines appears to be ( and it is rather an extraordinary design for a peer of France ) to show that the protestant religion was intended only for princes and gentlemen ...
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