North-American Review and Miscellaneous JournalUniversity of Northern Iowa, 1900 |
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Page 650
... equal to it . Therefore , the belligerents can bleed each other à blanc , to the very verge of complete collapse , but neither will be able to crush the other and itself escape without vital hurt . This fact , and I venture to think ...
... equal to it . Therefore , the belligerents can bleed each other à blanc , to the very verge of complete collapse , but neither will be able to crush the other and itself escape without vital hurt . This fact , and I venture to think ...
Page 653
... equal rights . But I prefer to pay them the compliment of frank speech and undiluted truth ; and I again ask , Is it wise , even politically , to drive unwilling subjects into the political penfold at the point of the sword and to ...
... equal rights . But I prefer to pay them the compliment of frank speech and undiluted truth ; and I again ask , Is it wise , even politically , to drive unwilling subjects into the political penfold at the point of the sword and to ...
Page 699
... equal to his ineptitude in respect to " publication . " That this should be shown in his selection of his own works was to be expected . Poets are almost foredoomed to failure in this , almost sure to be guided by other than critical ...
... equal to his ineptitude in respect to " publication . " That this should be shown in his selection of his own works was to be expected . Poets are almost foredoomed to failure in this , almost sure to be guided by other than critical ...
Page 702
... equal and lofty contempt , and who proceeded to celebrate " these States " by the modes of cataloguing and ejaculation , it takes less courage now than it would have taken ten , or , still more , twenty years ago , to say that in Walt's ...
... equal and lofty contempt , and who proceeded to celebrate " these States " by the modes of cataloguing and ejaculation , it takes less courage now than it would have taken ten , or , still more , twenty years ago , to say that in Walt's ...
Page 754
... equal to the expense of compelling it and holding it by fleets and armies . I consider this war against us , therefore , as both unjust and unwise ; and I am persuaded that cool and dispassionate posterity will condemn to infamy those ...
... equal to the expense of compelling it and holding it by fleets and armies . I consider this war against us , therefore , as both unjust and unwise ; and I am persuaded that cool and dispassionate posterity will condemn to infamy those ...
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