Proceedings of the Literary & Philosophical Society of Liverpool, 60. kiadásDeighton and Laughton, 1907 |
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xiv. oldal
... favour of the President elect , Mr. James T. Foard . The President then delivered his Address entitled " William Roscoe , as the Foster - father and Founder of Literature and the Arts in Liverpool . " ORDINARY MEETINGS . II . 22nd ...
... favour of the President elect , Mr. James T. Foard . The President then delivered his Address entitled " William Roscoe , as the Foster - father and Founder of Literature and the Arts in Liverpool . " ORDINARY MEETINGS . II . 22nd ...
16. oldal
... favour of universal freedom and in- dividual independence , coupled with his poetic aspirations and love of the graces and amenities of life , were the moving impulses of his literary dedication and life - long idolatry . His poem of ...
... favour of universal freedom and in- dividual independence , coupled with his poetic aspirations and love of the graces and amenities of life , were the moving impulses of his literary dedication and life - long idolatry . His poem of ...
2. oldal
... favour of war , hanging , and church establishments . So with other questions . He was for Free Trade with Cobden ; for good Whigs were not deaf to argument and economics ; but he withstood the economists to the face and went after ...
... favour of war , hanging , and church establishments . So with other questions . He was for Free Trade with Cobden ; for good Whigs were not deaf to argument and economics ; but he withstood the economists to the face and went after ...
11. oldal
... favour the presumption that hardly a book , or pamphlet , or newspaper of the period of the Revolution escaped his notice . No artisan of history ever laboured more assidu- ously in the mechanical department of a subject than did this ...
... favour the presumption that hardly a book , or pamphlet , or newspaper of the period of the Revolution escaped his notice . No artisan of history ever laboured more assidu- ously in the mechanical department of a subject than did this ...
18. oldal
... taken into account with the generally adverse criti- cism of his style , might favour the opinion that he was best described as a philosopher . Then a glance at the titles of his long row of works would suggest the 18 THOMAS CARLYLE :
... taken into account with the generally adverse criti- cism of his style , might favour the opinion that he was best described as a philosopher . Then a glance at the titles of his long row of works would suggest the 18 THOMAS CARLYLE :
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