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... Language : 6 Language , whether written or spoken , is the great instrument of communicating knowledge . An examination , therefore , of its structure , will form a proper introduction to our inquiries concerning eloquence . Spoken ...
... Language : 6 Language , whether written or spoken , is the great instrument of communicating knowledge . An examination , therefore , of its structure , will form a proper introduction to our inquiries concerning eloquence . Spoken ...
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... language to inspiration ; we find nothing in the book of Genesis to justify such a suggestion , while the diversity of languages serves completely to refute it . We may with equal reason attribute to this source the origin of music ...
... language to inspiration ; we find nothing in the book of Genesis to justify such a suggestion , while the diversity of languages serves completely to refute it . We may with equal reason attribute to this source the origin of music ...
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... language . It is admitted that his style is too studied : but it is asserted that his epistolary com- positions display elevation of thought , a sound judgment , and a mind formed on the study of the antients . What purity of language ...
... language . It is admitted that his style is too studied : but it is asserted that his epistolary com- positions display elevation of thought , a sound judgment , and a mind formed on the study of the antients . What purity of language ...
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