Proceedings of the Literary & Philosophical Society of Liverpool, 60. kiadásDeighton and Laughton, 1907 |
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xiv. oldal
... gave a remarkable address , was an event of interest beyond the Society's own circle . The other guests included Prof. A. R. Forsyth , Sc.D. , F.R.S. , and Mr. Samuel Smith , ex - M.P . Of the papers delivered before the Society , seven ...
... gave a remarkable address , was an event of interest beyond the Society's own circle . The other guests included Prof. A. R. Forsyth , Sc.D. , F.R.S. , and Mr. Samuel Smith , ex - M.P . Of the papers delivered before the Society , seven ...
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... gave her her first claim to supremacy , were but too obvious , and that Florence , with Pisa in its subjection , and all the achievements of the poet's lyre and the painter's pencil which followed , was but as an accommodation of the ...
... gave her her first claim to supremacy , were but too obvious , and that Florence , with Pisa in its subjection , and all the achievements of the poet's lyre and the painter's pencil which followed , was but as an accommodation of the ...
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... gave but a divided interest to literature . He was a lover and worshipper of all the arts . But in this he was insensibly the idolater of that governing influence which knits Italy with Athens , and linked the Florentine ruler with ...
... gave but a divided interest to literature . He was a lover and worshipper of all the arts . But in this he was insensibly the idolater of that governing influence which knits Italy with Athens , and linked the Florentine ruler with ...
17. oldal
... gave them a permanent local habitation and a home . His establishment of libraries , museums , educational schools , and his employment of artificers and artists , proved him facile princeps among generous rulers . That he was able to ...
... gave them a permanent local habitation and a home . His establishment of libraries , museums , educational schools , and his employment of artificers and artists , proved him facile princeps among generous rulers . That he was able to ...
8. oldal
... gave to the world the antithetical eloquence and the coruscating imagery of his estimate of Bacon , he proved himself perhaps the most brilliant of English essayists . But when in that essay he said : " For our own part , if we are ...
... gave to the world the antithetical eloquence and the coruscating imagery of his estimate of Bacon , he proved himself perhaps the most brilliant of English essayists . But when in that essay he said : " For our own part , if we are ...
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