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... become evident in their literature , for the events which operate on the public mind must necessarily exert a propor- tionate influence over individual intellect . We should rejoice to see the literature of France assume a loftier ...
... become evident in their literature , for the events which operate on the public mind must necessarily exert a propor- tionate influence over individual intellect . We should rejoice to see the literature of France assume a loftier ...
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... become connected , and at last blended together , so as to form one very complex , though apparently uncompounded , idea ; and this com- plex idea is often recalled to the mind by a corresponding sens- ation ; and by association it becomes ...
... become connected , and at last blended together , so as to form one very complex , though apparently uncompounded , idea ; and this com- plex idea is often recalled to the mind by a corresponding sens- ation ; and by association it becomes ...
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... become the most comprehensive treasury of literature among all the tongues of the earth . Stationed in the centre of Europe , the German authors import from and export to all the surrounding nations their respective and peculiar ...
... become the most comprehensive treasury of literature among all the tongues of the earth . Stationed in the centre of Europe , the German authors import from and export to all the surrounding nations their respective and peculiar ...
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