The Eclectic Magazine of Foreign Literature, Science, and Art, Volumen2Leavitt, Trow, & Company, 1844 |
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... honors that he merits , -not for him- self so much , as for the gratification of those who esteem him , of all those who would see the relation between intelligence and the public drawn more and more close ; and may he thus , in his ...
... honors that he merits , -not for him- self so much , as for the gratification of those who esteem him , of all those who would see the relation between intelligence and the public drawn more and more close ; and may he thus , in his ...
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... honor . But we again quote , chiefly for the curious crabbed artificiality of the Tay- lorese preachment to the Norwich weavers and the farmers of Partridgeshire : ' - ' The hostile government of France , to which we vow coeval aversion ...
... honor . But we again quote , chiefly for the curious crabbed artificiality of the Tay- lorese preachment to the Norwich weavers and the farmers of Partridgeshire : ' - ' The hostile government of France , to which we vow coeval aversion ...
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... honor and glory of one favorite Norwich club , The Chips of Com- fort : ' - ( ' Dinners of form I vote a bore , Where folks who never met before , And care not if they ne'er meet more , Are brought together ; Cramm'd close as mackerel ...
... honor and glory of one favorite Norwich club , The Chips of Com- fort : ' - ( ' Dinners of form I vote a bore , Where folks who never met before , And care not if they ne'er meet more , Are brought together ; Cramm'd close as mackerel ...
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... honor , which he regarded as calamities , as little ca- or dignity of man . He does not believe that lamitous as possible . the nations which have enjoyed the greatest There are certain prevalent opinions with . degree of this political ...
... honor , which he regarded as calamities , as little ca- or dignity of man . He does not believe that lamitous as possible . the nations which have enjoyed the greatest There are certain prevalent opinions with . degree of this political ...
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... honor be it recorded , ranged himself on the side of rational liberty , and thus assured the triumph of constitutional principles . It was the Prince de Metternich who made also the famous proposition , that " To prevent one state of ...
... honor be it recorded , ranged himself on the side of rational liberty , and thus assured the triumph of constitutional principles . It was the Prince de Metternich who made also the famous proposition , that " To prevent one state of ...
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