The North British Review, Объемы 49-51W.P. Kennedy, 1868 |
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... nature of the system pursued towards them by the colonists , without scruple , and apparently without conscious- ness of its enormities . Of his kindly and merciful dispositions in their regard , and of the notoriety of this character ...
... nature of the system pursued towards them by the colonists , without scruple , and apparently without conscious- ness of its enormities . Of his kindly and merciful dispositions in their regard , and of the notoriety of this character ...
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... nature , but that he earliest of these in our arrangement ( 39- contracts habits of depravity from his as 42 ) occurs this elegy : - " Cyrus , this city sociates . Here it is obvious how much of is pregnant ; but I fear that it will ...
... nature , but that he earliest of these in our arrangement ( 39- contracts habits of depravity from his as 42 ) occurs this elegy : - " Cyrus , this city sociates . Here it is obvious how much of is pregnant ; but I fear that it will ...
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... nature tends to awaken surmises as vague and wild as were those of Cortez when he gazed " Silent upon a peak of Darien , " 27 and yet if we wish to know anything of man as he really is , if we would desire , amid the complications of an ...
... nature tends to awaken surmises as vague and wild as were those of Cortez when he gazed " Silent upon a peak of Darien , " 27 and yet if we wish to know anything of man as he really is , if we would desire , amid the complications of an ...
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... nature is thought to convey a certain sense of disparagement , but what if we can prove that the range of feelings we are so accustomed to classify are connected as intimately with the highest as they are with the lowest region of our ...
... nature is thought to convey a certain sense of disparagement , but what if we can prove that the range of feelings we are so accustomed to classify are connected as intimately with the highest as they are with the lowest region of our ...
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... nature , is chaos and disorder , and the idiot is as far from the perfect animal as he is from the perfect man . Such is the grandeur of man's whole nature , that , as in all that is perfect and structural , defect in any part works ...
... nature , is chaos and disorder , and the idiot is as far from the perfect animal as he is from the perfect man . Such is the grandeur of man's whole nature , that , as in all that is perfect and structural , defect in any part works ...
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