The Southern Quarterly Review, 26. kötetDaniel Kimball Whitaker, Milton Clapp, William Gilmore Simms, James Henley Thornwell E. H. Britton, 1854 |
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... lives of Plutarch owe an interest and value far transcending their claims to historical accuracy , or the merit of their execution . Yet , though they are rather the gaudy and meretricious productions of a professed rhetori- cian , in a ...
... lives of Plutarch owe an interest and value far transcending their claims to historical accuracy , or the merit of their execution . Yet , though they are rather the gaudy and meretricious productions of a professed rhetori- cian , in a ...
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... lives compared , ap- pear to he merely dissimilarities in their accidents , not in their intrinsic significance ; and to explain rather the modifi- cations of the general resemblance , than to impair their es- sential parallelism . Much ...
... lives compared , ap- pear to he merely dissimilarities in their accidents , not in their intrinsic significance ; and to explain rather the modifi- cations of the general resemblance , than to impair their es- sential parallelism . Much ...
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... live seventy - five years , deluding all calculations and disappointing all hopes ; and , even then , the approaches of death were perhaps hastened , or produced by poison . So far as our space , our purposes and our abilities per ...
... live seventy - five years , deluding all calculations and disappointing all hopes ; and , even then , the approaches of death were perhaps hastened , or produced by poison . So far as our space , our purposes and our abilities per ...
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... live , the use of law is thus summed up by Lord Bacon : " The use of the law , " says he , * " consisteth principally in these three things - to secure men's persons from death and violence - to dispose the property of their goods and ...
... live , the use of law is thus summed up by Lord Bacon : " The use of the law , " says he , * " consisteth principally in these three things - to secure men's persons from death and violence - to dispose the property of their goods and ...
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... live alone , nor can enter into a society without resigning it ; for the choice of that society , and the liberty of framing it , according to our own wills , for our own good , is all we seek . This remains to us whilst we form ...
... live alone , nor can enter into a society without resigning it ; for the choice of that society , and the liberty of framing it , according to our own wills , for our own good , is all we seek . This remains to us whilst we form ...
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