The Southern Quarterly Review, 30. kötet |
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34. oldal
The latest incident connected with this subject which has come to our knowledge
, is the autograph letter of the Emperor Louis Napoleon , addressed to M.
Ponsard , to acknowledge his services in the cause ef virtue and the public weal ,
34 ...
The latest incident connected with this subject which has come to our knowledge
, is the autograph letter of the Emperor Louis Napoleon , addressed to M.
Ponsard , to acknowledge his services in the cause ef virtue and the public weal ,
34 ...
46. oldal
No stain , within our knowledge , seems to have rested on a single bearer of the
name . That our Washington belonged to such a family , is a fact of gratifying
interest . It confirms a general , moral , and historical truth . But let it not go for
more ...
No stain , within our knowledge , seems to have rested on a single bearer of the
name . That our Washington belonged to such a family , is a fact of gratifying
interest . It confirms a general , moral , and historical truth . But let it not go for
more ...
53. oldal
This poem , upon the first knowledge of your excellency's character , I determined
, with leave , to inscribe to you . If it will not be too great a favour , it will certainly
be remembered with gratitude . ” Mr. Dwight's letter was enclosed in one from ...
This poem , upon the first knowledge of your excellency's character , I determined
, with leave , to inscribe to you . If it will not be too great a favour , it will certainly
be remembered with gratitude . ” Mr. Dwight's letter was enclosed in one from ...
62. oldal
In order to perfect himself in the knowledge of the Arabic langnage , astronomy ,
mathematics , and medicine , he frequented the very celebrated schools (
according to Leo Africanus ) , of Eln Topháil Ebn Saig , and more particularly the
great ...
In order to perfect himself in the knowledge of the Arabic langnage , astronomy ,
mathematics , and medicine , he frequented the very celebrated schools (
according to Leo Africanus ) , of Eln Topháil Ebn Saig , and more particularly the
great ...
66. oldal
By reason , I mean the understanding of comprehensible subjects , and above all
, of the unity of God ; all other knowledge tends to conduct him to that ; but to
arrive at it he must avoid luxury , for too much care bestowed on the body
destroys ...
By reason , I mean the understanding of comprehensible subjects , and above all
, of the unity of God ; all other knowledge tends to conduct him to that ; but to
arrive at it he must avoid luxury , for too much care bestowed on the body
destroys ...
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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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