The Monthly Anthology, and Boston Review, Volume 5Samuel Cooper Thacher, David Phineas Adams, William Emerson Munroe and Francis, 1808 - American literature Vols. 3-4 include appendix: "The Political cabinet." |
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... human speculation . Thus it may be , however , without any thing to blame in the preacher , and per- haps without any deficiency of his in natural talents . To write well is not an easy task ; and this is one of those ob- servations ...
... human speculation . Thus it may be , however , without any thing to blame in the preacher , and per- haps without any deficiency of his in natural talents . To write well is not an easy task ; and this is one of those ob- servations ...
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... human nature . They are not ill chosen to picture those states of the mind , which have a tinge of sadness , and are yet agree- able ; in which pleasure and pain are blended , but in which pleasure prevails . They indicate some- thing ...
... human nature . They are not ill chosen to picture those states of the mind , which have a tinge of sadness , and are yet agree- able ; in which pleasure and pain are blended , but in which pleasure prevails . They indicate some- thing ...
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... human beings in situations dif- ficult , trying , and calamitous . The expressions , we have recit- ed , have respect to our sympathies with distress , real or imagined . It is believed to be a law of our men- tal frame , that in ...
... human beings in situations dif- ficult , trying , and calamitous . The expressions , we have recit- ed , have respect to our sympathies with distress , real or imagined . It is believed to be a law of our men- tal frame , that in ...
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... human na- ture , and I wish that our language were as flexible in its tones as that of Virgil , when he describ- ed the harpies ; that it might pre- sent you a picture of those hideous , filthy , and voracious animals , com- ing with ...
... human na- ture , and I wish that our language were as flexible in its tones as that of Virgil , when he describ- ed the harpies ; that it might pre- sent you a picture of those hideous , filthy , and voracious animals , com- ing with ...
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... human endeavours . These endeavours constitute edu- Vol . V. No. 1 . E cation . On Education is conducted Domes- in families and schools . tick care is a most powerful agent in Men the formation of character . of great authority have ...
... human endeavours . These endeavours constitute edu- Vol . V. No. 1 . E cation . On Education is conducted Domes- in families and schools . tick care is a most powerful agent in Men the formation of character . of great authority have ...
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