The Southern Quarterly Review, 30. kötet |
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14. oldal
But there is only too much justice in the remark , that “ Speculation , cultivated for
the sake of further speculation , without thought of any increase of production —
in fine , agio for the sake of agio aloneenters into the same category with betting ...
But there is only too much justice in the remark , that “ Speculation , cultivated for
the sake of further speculation , without thought of any increase of production —
in fine , agio for the sake of agio aloneenters into the same category with betting ...
36. oldal
True , they would have safely looked for every charm of thought , and every grace
of style and narrative . But , there was at that time wanting to the compositions of
this distinguished author , a certain nervous and masculine ruggedness ...
True , they would have safely looked for every charm of thought , and every grace
of style and narrative . But , there was at that time wanting to the compositions of
this distinguished author , a certain nervous and masculine ruggedness ...
44. oldal
... whilst that very numerous class , who can only afford the perusal of a more
conipact and limited per* We have sometimes thought that a splendid literary
monument to our chieftain's fame might consist in a Catalogue Raisonnée of
every sort ...
... whilst that very numerous class , who can only afford the perusal of a more
conipact and limited per* We have sometimes thought that a splendid literary
monument to our chieftain's fame might consist in a Catalogue Raisonnée of
every sort ...
75. oldal
That Maimonides has treated of the oper ations of God , in a manner well enouglı
adapted to the scholasti divinity ; and , therefore , the Dominicans have thought it
thei interest to give vogue to this work , instead of condeinning and burning it .
That Maimonides has treated of the oper ations of God , in a manner well enouglı
adapted to the scholasti divinity ; and , therefore , the Dominicans have thought it
thei interest to give vogue to this work , instead of condeinning and burning it .
77. oldal
When , therefore , they saw discussions and researches sanctioned , which they
thought must rob their objects of the misty covering of sanctity , and the precious
rust of antiquity , under which they had lain concealed for ages , and finding the ...
When , therefore , they saw discussions and researches sanctioned , which they
thought must rob their objects of the misty covering of sanctity , and the precious
rust of antiquity , under which they had lain concealed for ages , and finding the ...
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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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