American Quarterly Review, Volume 21Carey, Lea & Carey, 1837 - Serial publications |
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Page 55
... results of his faults , in all that is to happen till the incarnation of Christ . The Son must sacrifice himself to ransom man . The Son is one of the cha- racters of the poem . By means of a vision , he remains the last and alone on ...
... results of his faults , in all that is to happen till the incarnation of Christ . The Son must sacrifice himself to ransom man . The Son is one of the cha- racters of the poem . By means of a vision , he remains the last and alone on ...
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... result is , that an enterprise fails in which many interests of this country , and vast schemes of ambition , and honour of its projector , were bound up together ; an enterprise which ought to have succeeded upon all the rules by which ...
... result is , that an enterprise fails in which many interests of this country , and vast schemes of ambition , and honour of its projector , were bound up together ; an enterprise which ought to have succeeded upon all the rules by which ...
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... result , as to mere dollars and cents , has been just what might be anticipated . The volume has been very cheap to its proprietor and very dear to the public , and we believe we do not misrepresent public opinion , ( we are sure we ...
... result , as to mere dollars and cents , has been just what might be anticipated . The volume has been very cheap to its proprietor and very dear to the public , and we believe we do not misrepresent public opinion , ( we are sure we ...
Page 77
... resulting from the blended species of biography of which we have spoken . Even in the anomalous cases where no correspondence , or no close correspondence , can be traced between the more retired and the more conspicuous features of a ...
... resulting from the blended species of biography of which we have spoken . Even in the anomalous cases where no correspondence , or no close correspondence , can be traced between the more retired and the more conspicuous features of a ...
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to say which predominates ; but , on the other hand , when the result is less elaborate , and natural impulse guides the pen , it is easy to detect the motive which impels him . Every one familiar with the history and writings of ...
to say which predominates ; but , on the other hand , when the result is less elaborate , and natural impulse guides the pen , it is easy to detect the motive which impels him . Every one familiar with the history and writings of ...
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