The Southern Quarterly Review, 16. kötetDaniel Kimball Whitaker, Milton Clapp, William Gilmore Simms, James Henley Thornwell E. H. Britton, 1850 |
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... says M. Saisset , " whom the 17th century had broken as an idol , becomes the God of Lessing , of Göthe , of Novalis . " * A Frenchman , who had been at first somewhat affected with the new doctrines , lately coming out from one of the ...
... says M. Saisset , " whom the 17th century had broken as an idol , becomes the God of Lessing , of Göthe , of Novalis . " * A Frenchman , who had been at first somewhat affected with the new doctrines , lately coming out from one of the ...
77. oldal
... says that it would be a sense- less undertaking - for that " nothing in philosophy becomes resuscitated . Great as was the genius of Spinoza , he was unable to impart to his philosophy that power and durabil ity which appertain only to ...
... says that it would be a sense- less undertaking - for that " nothing in philosophy becomes resuscitated . Great as was the genius of Spinoza , he was unable to impart to his philosophy that power and durabil ity which appertain only to ...
78. oldal
... says : " If the account of Heraclitus , given in the Theatetus , be cor- rect , he was well entitled to the appellation & dxoréivós , not for his profundity , as some would represent it , but because he maintained the darkest system of ...
... says : " If the account of Heraclitus , given in the Theatetus , be cor- rect , he was well entitled to the appellation & dxoréivós , not for his profundity , as some would represent it , but because he maintained the darkest system of ...
87. oldal
... says it is the same dis- tance north and south , though Capt . Wilkes , we think more accurately , estimates it at 250 miles . The interior of it is from 4 to 5000 feet above the level of the sea , and is shut in all round by mountains ...
... says it is the same dis- tance north and south , though Capt . Wilkes , we think more accurately , estimates it at 250 miles . The interior of it is from 4 to 5000 feet above the level of the sea , and is shut in all round by mountains ...
104. oldal
... says , " it is of considerable extent- in fact , an arm of the sea - in length , 10 miles and width 4 miles ; from being land - locked , it is perfectly secure from all winds . The entrance is narrow and easily defended , and has a ...
... says , " it is of considerable extent- in fact , an arm of the sea - in length , 10 miles and width 4 miles ; from being land - locked , it is perfectly secure from all winds . The entrance is narrow and easily defended , and has a ...
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