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22. oldal
... of the spirit of trade , which is now predominant , eventuates in the fatal
severance of society into two classes , as widely contrasted as the opposite poles
of the sphere : the rich , with those becoming rich by means of the speculative
activity ...
... of the spirit of trade , which is now predominant , eventuates in the fatal
severance of society into two classes , as widely contrasted as the opposite poles
of the sphere : the rich , with those becoming rich by means of the speculative
activity ...
24. oldal
Trade yields to the spirit of the time ; and it spends the promise of the unborn
years , in order to add to the profits of the passing inoment . This process
accumulates evils against the day of evil , and accelerates its advent ; while the
sun shines ...
Trade yields to the spirit of the time ; and it spends the promise of the unborn
years , in order to add to the profits of the passing inoment . This process
accumulates evils against the day of evil , and accelerates its advent ; while the
sun shines ...
25. oldal
Thus , it is in obedience to no specific dogma , but simply in compliance with a
natural tendency , that the spirit of speculation , after infusing a solvent into
society , is now attempting a partial reconstruction , by the extension of the
principle of ...
Thus , it is in obedience to no specific dogma , but simply in compliance with a
natural tendency , that the spirit of speculation , after infusing a solvent into
society , is now attempting a partial reconstruction , by the extension of the
principle of ...
40. oldal
General Lee seems to be one of the author's favourite characters for description ,
but we know not why , to the exclusion of so many other officers and leading
spirits in the revolution . Most readers , we think , would have greatly preferred an
...
General Lee seems to be one of the author's favourite characters for description ,
but we know not why , to the exclusion of so many other officers and leading
spirits in the revolution . Most readers , we think , would have greatly preferred an
...
41. oldal
Both of Dr. Ramsay's works , by the way , possess very considerable merit , being
executed in a fine historical spirit of impartiality and philosophic penetration . The
Edinburgh Review , when reviewing Marshall's Life , mistakenly characterized ...
Both of Dr. Ramsay's works , by the way , possess very considerable merit , being
executed in a fine historical spirit of impartiality and philosophic penetration . The
Edinburgh Review , when reviewing Marshall's Life , mistakenly characterized ...
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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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