Revolution to ReconstructionDoubleday, Doran, Incorporated, 1939 - Всего страниц: 486 |
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... mind so acute and yet so flexible , so inquisitive and yet so temperate , as did Jefferson . That Nature was lavish in her gifts to him we can well believe , but to what was intuitive he added by ceaseless industry . The rising of the ...
... mind so acute and yet so flexible , so inquisitive and yet so temperate , as did Jefferson . That Nature was lavish in her gifts to him we can well believe , but to what was intuitive he added by ceaseless industry . The rising of the ...
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... mind was poisoned to such an extent that he opposed Clay's confirmation in the Senate , and he came to a false conviction which , as was too often the case with him , nothing could alter , that Adams and Clay had engaged in an " unholy ...
... mind was poisoned to such an extent that he opposed Clay's confirmation in the Senate , and he came to a false conviction which , as was too often the case with him , nothing could alter , that Adams and Clay had engaged in an " unholy ...
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... mind . " The operation of the mind in reading , " he declared , " should be like that of the leech upon the body ; but the leech sometimes wanders over the veins without taking hold of any one ; and so it is in the dissipation of ...
... mind . " The operation of the mind in reading , " he declared , " should be like that of the leech upon the body ; but the leech sometimes wanders over the veins without taking hold of any one ; and so it is in the dissipation of ...
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