The Southern Quarterly Review, 30. kötet |
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23. oldal
A similar effect may be produced less directly and less extensively , by the failure
of the principal aliments of the present rapid production . Steamboats , which
constantly explode , and , which must be continually replaced ; locomotives ,
which ...
A similar effect may be produced less directly and less extensively , by the failure
of the principal aliments of the present rapid production . Steamboats , which
constantly explode , and , which must be continually replaced ; locomotives ,
which ...
29. oldal
These two firms had their correspondents at Pest , Trieste , Leipsic , Salonica ,
Constantinople , and Smyrna , to receive their own staple , effect the return , and
extend the market for the cotton yarn of Greece . An important part of this trust
was ...
These two firms had their correspondents at Pest , Trieste , Leipsic , Salonica ,
Constantinople , and Smyrna , to receive their own staple , effect the return , and
extend the market for the cotton yarn of Greece . An important part of this trust
was ...
36. oldal
... while the elements of poetry and eloquence are superinduced upon the merits
of his predecessors , the author's determination to present exact historical truth
everywhere , overrides and extinguishes the mere inclination to produce effect .
... while the elements of poetry and eloquence are superinduced upon the merits
of his predecessors , the author's determination to present exact historical truth
everywhere , overrides and extinguishes the mere inclination to produce effect .
42. oldal
They must deliver their work by immediate and unrevised instalinents . No
waiting until the ninth year for them . The feuilletonir literature of France is an
instance to the same effect . As the author of Tristram Shandy gives a
consequence to his ...
They must deliver their work by immediate and unrevised instalinents . No
waiting until the ninth year for them . The feuilletonir literature of France is an
instance to the same effect . As the author of Tristram Shandy gives a
consequence to his ...
43. oldal
Our advice and earnest wishes , therefore , would run to this effect , that Mr. Irving
should be encouraged , both by his publishers and the country at large , to go on
indulging “ his owu sweet will ” among the extant memorials of the revolution ...
Our advice and earnest wishes , therefore , would run to this effect , that Mr. Irving
should be encouraged , both by his publishers and the country at large , to go on
indulging “ his owu sweet will ” among the extant memorials of the revolution ...
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| Cím | The Southern Quarterly Review, 30. kötet |
| Szerkesztők | Daniel Kimball Whitaker, Milton Clapp, William Gilmore Simms, James Henley Thornwell |
| Kiadás éve: | 1856 |
| Eredeti forrása | Texasi Egyetem |
| Digitalizálva: | 2019. szept. 25. |
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