North-American Review and Miscellaneous Journal, Volume 6Jared Sparks, Edward Everett, James Russell Lowell, Henry Cabot Lodge University of Northern Iowa, 1818 Vols. 277-230, no. 2 include Stuff and nonsense, v. 5-6, no. 8, Jan. 1929-Aug. 1930. |
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... present work fulfils very honestly , any expectations , which those or any of his former pieces , could have reasonably inspired . He has probably begun to think seriously of a more creditable immortality than his younger poems could ...
... present work fulfils very honestly , any expectations , which those or any of his former pieces , could have reasonably inspired . He has probably begun to think seriously of a more creditable immortality than his younger poems could ...
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... present that there is no material damage to be apprehended from this quarter . We have , however , thought it proper just to indicate the danger for the consideration of such as may discuss the subject at . this or at a future time ...
... present that there is no material damage to be apprehended from this quarter . We have , however , thought it proper just to indicate the danger for the consideration of such as may discuss the subject at . this or at a future time ...
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... present state of society . These causes are unquestionably the existence of the military profes- sion in the social system as one of the principal avenues to for- tune and fame , the toleration of war in publick opinion as a part of ...
... present state of society . These causes are unquestionably the existence of the military profes- sion in the social system as one of the principal avenues to for- tune and fame , the toleration of war in publick opinion as a part of ...
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... present consider the possible cessation of war . No doubt it was looked upon as impossible to reform them - but now that the thing is done , we can very readily see a vast difference between them and another abuse that is not yet ...
... present consider the possible cessation of war . No doubt it was looked upon as impossible to reform them - but now that the thing is done , we can very readily see a vast difference between them and another abuse that is not yet ...
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... present day . Even Byron , who in one of his works has painted better , than any body before him , the vices of the practice , resorts to the worst species of military characters for the heroes of his narrative poems . The historians ...
... present day . Even Byron , who in one of his works has painted better , than any body before him , the vices of the practice , resorts to the worst species of military characters for the heroes of his narrative poems . The historians ...
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