New Englander and Yale Review, Том 8Edward Royall Tyler, William Lathrop Kingsley, George Park Fisher, Timothy Dwight W.L. Kingsley, 1850 |
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... readers the titles of these several works , not with the design of reviewing and discussing their particular ... reader to enter for himself upon such re - examination . VOL . VIII . 1 The Scriptures , in the plainest terms ...
... readers the titles of these several works , not with the design of reviewing and discussing their particular ... reader to enter for himself upon such re - examination . VOL . VIII . 1 The Scriptures , in the plainest terms ...
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... readers a faithful epitome of it , leaving to their own reflection the lessons of truth and wisdom which it suggests . Dr. BUCKMINSTER was born at Rutland , Mass . , Oct. 3 , 1751 . He was a descendant of Thomas Buckminster , who ...
... readers a faithful epitome of it , leaving to their own reflection the lessons of truth and wisdom which it suggests . Dr. BUCKMINSTER was born at Rutland , Mass . , Oct. 3 , 1751 . He was a descendant of Thomas Buckminster , who ...
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... readers , but neither of them has raised up a school . The reason is obvious . Carlyle is more of an innovator upon established modes of thought . He has more peculiar and salient points to be the nucleus of a sect . He writes more on ...
... readers , but neither of them has raised up a school . The reason is obvious . Carlyle is more of an innovator upon established modes of thought . He has more peculiar and salient points to be the nucleus of a sect . He writes more on ...
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... reader ever took up Carlyle without being dis- mayed at first by his formidable style . A succession of inverted phrases , sentences turned upside down , and wrong side before , completely bewilder and confound the reader . We agree ...
... reader ever took up Carlyle without being dis- mayed at first by his formidable style . A succession of inverted phrases , sentences turned upside down , and wrong side before , completely bewilder and confound the reader . We agree ...
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... readers who preserve the current of their own feelings tranquil . It has the appearance of straining for effect . We have already intimated that Carlyle is too earnest to be a writer 1850. ] 55 Carlyle and his American Imitators .
... readers who preserve the current of their own feelings tranquil . It has the appearance of straining for effect . We have already intimated that Carlyle is too earnest to be a writer 1850. ] 55 Carlyle and his American Imitators .
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