The Southern Quarterly Review, 30. kötet |
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38. oldal
But when a distinct life of George Washington is promiseil or given to the world ,
the world , for various reasons , expects something in a diferent shape from what
it here finds . It expects , indeed , everything immediately connected with the hero
...
But when a distinct life of George Washington is promiseil or given to the world ,
the world , for various reasons , expects something in a diferent shape from what
it here finds . It expects , indeed , everything immediately connected with the hero
...
55. oldal
And our author , as just now observed , ceases to follow them up . No other
instances of this frolicsome vein occur , we believe , in the course of the three
volumes , with a single exception , which we here notice for another reason than
a matter ...
And our author , as just now observed , ceases to follow them up . No other
instances of this frolicsome vein occur , we believe , in the course of the three
volumes , with a single exception , which we here notice for another reason than
a matter ...
56. oldal
... the author and his publishers . “ John and Andrew Washington . ” — Vol . i , p .
16. For Andrew , Sparks inserts Lawrence Washington . There may be a reason
for differing here from Mr. Sparks , but we are 56 IRVING'S LIFE OF
WASHINGTON .
... the author and his publishers . “ John and Andrew Washington . ” — Vol . i , p .
16. For Andrew , Sparks inserts Lawrence Washington . There may be a reason
for differing here from Mr. Sparks , but we are 56 IRVING'S LIFE OF
WASHINGTON .
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 ...
67. oldal
... more nervous and strong , is contented to produce a small number of
convincing reasons . Ten years later , he composed the “ Yad Hachazakah , seu
manus fortis quam fecit Moses in conspectu Israel , ” which is an abstract from the
Talmud ...
... more nervous and strong , is contented to produce a small number of
convincing reasons . Ten years later , he composed the “ Yad Hachazakah , seu
manus fortis quam fecit Moses in conspectu Israel , ” which is an abstract from the
Talmud ...
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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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