The Presbyterian Quarterly Review, Volume 6B. J. Wallace, Albert Barnes proprietor, 1858 - Presbyterian Church |
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... action in the supposed divine right and necessity of Episcopal succession ; a theory naturally more agreeable to arrogant and dogmatical ecclesias- tics than that of Cranmer , who saw no intrinsic difference between bishops and priests ...
... action in the supposed divine right and necessity of Episcopal succession ; a theory naturally more agreeable to arrogant and dogmatical ecclesias- tics than that of Cranmer , who saw no intrinsic difference between bishops and priests ...
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... action . Shakspeare has more force and beauty of expression , more control of imagery , and more versatility of thought , and , doubtless , was the greater poet , but Sophocles and his rivals in Athens have more unity and exactness ...
... action . Shakspeare has more force and beauty of expression , more control of imagery , and more versatility of thought , and , doubtless , was the greater poet , but Sophocles and his rivals in Athens have more unity and exactness ...
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... action as men of loftier mien , and woods and streams could be peopled with their prolific numbers . This is plausible , but much can be adduced on the other side . In the first place , we have lyrics of loftiest 1857. ] 41 Thoughts on ...
... action as men of loftier mien , and woods and streams could be peopled with their prolific numbers . This is plausible , but much can be adduced on the other side . In the first place , we have lyrics of loftiest 1857. ] 41 Thoughts on ...
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... action . There is nothing in the outline of these plays that Christianity could not adopt and infuse with its own spirit . There is in them no flight of the imagination which Christianity could not undertake with safety and con ...
... action . There is nothing in the outline of these plays that Christianity could not adopt and infuse with its own spirit . There is in them no flight of the imagination which Christianity could not undertake with safety and con ...
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... alive and seeking avenues of action , and as Amusement will ever be the god of the multi- tude , and as the theatre has been proved an admirable skeleton for fleshly lusts to creep in and occupy , we 1857. ] 43 Thoughts on Attic Tragedy .
... alive and seeking avenues of action , and as Amusement will ever be the god of the multi- tude , and as the theatre has been proved an admirable skeleton for fleshly lusts to creep in and occupy , we 1857. ] 43 Thoughts on Attic Tragedy .
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