American Quarterly Review, Volume 17Robert Walsh Carey, Lea & Carey, 1835 - American literature |
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... writer of no mean note , confirmed his opinions of the importance of these studies , from a similar consideration . " We ought to judge in matters of education , " says Lichtenberg , " rather from ex- perience than from mere reasoning ...
... writer of no mean note , confirmed his opinions of the importance of these studies , from a similar consideration . " We ought to judge in matters of education , " says Lichtenberg , " rather from ex- perience than from mere reasoning ...
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... writers would seem to imagine . Spenser , with a subject which opened to him the whole field of romance , and which an Italian poet would have immortalized , has fewer English readers than Mil- ton . He would actually have come nearer ...
... writers would seem to imagine . Spenser , with a subject which opened to him the whole field of romance , and which an Italian poet would have immortalized , has fewer English readers than Mil- ton . He would actually have come nearer ...
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... writers . * What martyrdom to such minds to be cooped up within a right - angled triangle or an oblate spheroid ... writer now easily accessible - who has brought out with the most profound critical philosophy the true principles of ...
... writers . * What martyrdom to such minds to be cooped up within a right - angled triangle or an oblate spheroid ... writer now easily accessible - who has brought out with the most profound critical philosophy the true principles of ...
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... writer , * Even as we write , we have met with the following confirmation of our illus- tration in the public prints . " The Tempest dramatized at Paris . - The French have dramatized Shakspeare's difficult and mysterious play of the ...
... writer , * Even as we write , we have met with the following confirmation of our illus- tration in the public prints . " The Tempest dramatized at Paris . - The French have dramatized Shakspeare's difficult and mysterious play of the ...
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... writers , we conceive it reasonable to suppose . Much is doubtless owing to the progressive advance- ment of human ... writer indulged in a freedom at first unresisted , by reason of the limited range of its effects : the extension of ...
... writers , we conceive it reasonable to suppose . Much is doubtless owing to the progressive advance- ment of human ... writer indulged in a freedom at first unresisted , by reason of the limited range of its effects : the extension of ...
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