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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... whole - It is the custom with most criticks , who undertake Mr. Moore , first to read him a lecture upon his sins , and proceed forthwith to congratulate him upon his reformation . We should certainly follow their example throughout ...
... whole - It is the custom with most criticks , who undertake Mr. Moore , first to read him a lecture upon his sins , and proceed forthwith to congratulate him upon his reformation . We should certainly follow their example throughout ...
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... whole dark pile of human mockeries ; — Then shall the reign of mind commence on earth , And starting fresh , as from a second birth , Man in the sunshine of the world's new spring , Shall walk transparent like some holy thing . p . 20 ...
... whole dark pile of human mockeries ; — Then shall the reign of mind commence on earth , And starting fresh , as from a second birth , Man in the sunshine of the world's new spring , Shall walk transparent like some holy thing . p . 20 ...
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... whole . He appears to have certain prominent abstract qualities , virtues or vices , in store , which he has determined to attach to the first poetical person- age , that comes in his way . He only wants an opportunity to bring them ...
... whole . He appears to have certain prominent abstract qualities , virtues or vices , in store , which he has determined to attach to the first poetical person- age , that comes in his way . He only wants an opportunity to bring them ...
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... whole circle of dependants and supporters . Hence such men as Mr. Wil- berforce and his friends , who were willing to devote their lives to the cause of the Africans — and a noble cause it cer- tainly was - have not a word to say in ...
... whole circle of dependants and supporters . Hence such men as Mr. Wil- berforce and his friends , who were willing to devote their lives to the cause of the Africans — and a noble cause it cer- tainly was - have not a word to say in ...
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... whole business , and secondly the opinion itself is not philosophical . While the military system exists among nations , every consistent and rational friend of peace , however enthusiastick he may be in the cause , must admit that ...
... whole business , and secondly the opinion itself is not philosophical . While the military system exists among nations , every consistent and rational friend of peace , however enthusiastick he may be in the cause , must admit that ...
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