The Southern Quarterly Review, 30. kötet |
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3. oldal
... or by the application of trivial forces , is rendered manifest by daily experience ,
if we will only consult experience . Still , neither science nor art was interpretel to
the profane multitude . The brilliant operations of the speculator and financier ...
... or by the application of trivial forces , is rendered manifest by daily experience ,
if we will only consult experience . Still , neither science nor art was interpretel to
the profane multitude . The brilliant operations of the speculator and financier ...
9. oldal
The substance of the trade embraces no material reality , but the most shadowy
and fluctuating contingencies ; and the whole force of the machinery is expended
in transferring to A , a sum of money previously in the pockets of B. The ...
The substance of the trade embraces no material reality , but the most shadowy
and fluctuating contingencies ; and the whole force of the machinery is expended
in transferring to A , a sum of money previously in the pockets of B. The ...
23. oldal
... and when they will be decimated by want and misery , and enfeebled by
disease so as to be unable to supply the physical force required for the creation
of the raw material . A similar effect may be produced less directly and less
extensively ...
... and when they will be decimated by want and misery , and enfeebled by
disease so as to be unable to supply the physical force required for the creation
of the raw material . A similar effect may be produced less directly and less
extensively ...
25. oldal
This double movement of the forces which determine social change , renders the
study of the transformations and other phenomena of society complicated and
difficult , and casts uncertainty or obscurity over such investigations .
Nevertheless ...
This double movement of the forces which determine social change , renders the
study of the transformations and other phenomena of society complicated and
difficult , and casts uncertainty or obscurity over such investigations .
Nevertheless ...
46. oldal
And our larger admiration would rather be lavished on the man who was not
indebted to his ancestors for any prominent attributes , but who , by his force of
character , broke through the chain of mere hereditary influences , whatever they
might ...
And our larger admiration would rather be lavished on the man who was not
indebted to his ancestors for any prominent attributes , but who , by his force of
character , broke through the chain of mere hereditary influences , whatever they
might ...
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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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