The Southern Quarterly Review, 30. kötet |
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24. oldal
... crisis in human affairs calls unforeseen energies into action ; but they are
imaginatious which may well excite apprehension , and suggest reflection , in the
midst of the un certain splendours in which we bask with such listless inattention
to ...
... crisis in human affairs calls unforeseen energies into action ; but they are
imaginatious which may well excite apprehension , and suggest reflection , in the
midst of the un certain splendours in which we bask with such listless inattention
to ...
31. oldal
... the motion of these vast waters been grander , more portentous , or less readily
appreciable than at present ; yet at no period has the just estimation of their
actual and prospective currents been more essential to the destinies of humanity
.
... the motion of these vast waters been grander , more portentous , or less readily
appreciable than at present ; yet at no period has the just estimation of their
actual and prospective currents been more essential to the destinies of humanity
.
35. oldal
... by the ordinary interest and instruction to be derived from history or biography ;
we expect and demand from it fresh illustrations of immortal principle , of the
better genius of our country , and of the happier type and promise of humanity .
... by the ordinary interest and instruction to be derived from history or biography ;
we expect and demand from it fresh illustrations of immortal principle , of the
better genius of our country , and of the happier type and promise of humanity .
46. oldal
We are , somehow , such practical believers in an immediately superintending
Providence , and in the conscious interference of creative energy in the current of
human affairs , conjoined with the general capacities of our divinely imaged ...
We are , somehow , such practical believers in an immediately superintending
Providence , and in the conscious interference of creative energy in the current of
human affairs , conjoined with the general capacities of our divinely imaged ...
48. oldal
Our own impressions on this delicate subject are , that as Washington was not
above the infirmities of humanity , and must have peculiarly felt the wounds
inflicted on the most sensitive and characteristic part of his nature , these painful ...
Our own impressions on this delicate subject are , that as Washington was not
above the infirmities of humanity , and must have peculiarly felt the wounds
inflicted on the most sensitive and characteristic part of his nature , these painful ...
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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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