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... of our country , the errors of those who are in the tomb ; or , as Edmund Burke
philosophically observes , we have written under the impression that “ no people
will look forward to posterity who do not often look backward to their ancestors .
... of our country , the errors of those who are in the tomb ; or , as Edmund Burke
philosophically observes , we have written under the impression that “ no people
will look forward to posterity who do not often look backward to their ancestors .
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The Greek critic , in specifying those endowments necessary for constituting his
perfect orator , has spoken to the following effect : “ The first qualification that we
are to look for in a great orator is , that he must not have a sordid spirit , since it is
...
The Greek critic , in specifying those endowments necessary for constituting his
perfect orator , has spoken to the following effect : “ The first qualification that we
are to look for in a great orator is , that he must not have a sordid spirit , since it is
...
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Night came , no stars were on her way , Morn came without a look of day , As
night and day shared one pale shroud , Without a colour or a cloud . And there
were rivers , but they stood Without a murmur on the flood , Waveless and dark ,
their ...
Night came , no stars were on her way , Morn came without a look of day , As
night and day shared one pale shroud , Without a colour or a cloud . And there
were rivers , but they stood Without a murmur on the flood , Waveless and dark ,
their ...
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| Título | The Monthly Review, Or, Literary Journal Volúmenes1215-1247 de Early English newspapers Volúmenes384-432 de English literary periodicals |
| Colaboradores | Ralph Griffiths, G. E. Griffiths |
| Editor | R. Griffiths, 1825 |
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