The Southern Quarterly Review, 26. kötetDaniel Kimball Whitaker, Milton Clapp, William Gilmore Simms, James Henley Thornwell E. H. Britton, 1854 |
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16. oldal
... never displayed more than the occasion imperatively demanded . There was no signal want of mili- tary conduct or sagacity , notwithstanding his ill success at the head of his forces ; yet , he had no warlike aspirations . He loved peace ...
... never displayed more than the occasion imperatively demanded . There was no signal want of mili- tary conduct or sagacity , notwithstanding his ill success at the head of his forces ; yet , he had no warlike aspirations . He loved peace ...
23. oldal
... never allowed her the same authority or ascendancy which she had enjoyed under Augustus , or won from him . Before the commencement of this series of marriages , Oc- tavius had been betrothed to the daughter of P. Servilius Isauricus ...
... never allowed her the same authority or ascendancy which she had enjoyed under Augustus , or won from him . Before the commencement of this series of marriages , Oc- tavius had been betrothed to the daughter of P. Servilius Isauricus ...
28. oldal
... Never was a bold or treacherous stroke of policy more to be ap- prehended from either than when the most sanctimonious subservience to the people was ostentatiously professed : the claws of the tiger were always most dangerous when most ...
... Never was a bold or treacherous stroke of policy more to be ap- prehended from either than when the most sanctimonious subservience to the people was ostentatiously professed : the claws of the tiger were always most dangerous when most ...
31. oldal
... never have retained and organized the Empire by his mili- tary genius during the long years in which Augustus ap- peared to occupy the throne reluctantly and without effort . A single generation of revolutions makes a greater change in ...
... never have retained and organized the Empire by his mili- tary genius during the long years in which Augustus ap- peared to occupy the throne reluctantly and without effort . A single generation of revolutions makes a greater change in ...
41. oldal
... never existed , would perhaps be too summary a dis- position of the matter ; but we question seriously if we would be at all in error . Dr. Lieber - than whom no better authority exists - says : " Liberty , in its absolute sense , means ...
... never existed , would perhaps be too summary a dis- position of the matter ; but we question seriously if we would be at all in error . Dr. Lieber - than whom no better authority exists - says : " Liberty , in its absolute sense , means ...
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