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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... object , however deeply they may regret the want of success , they will console themselves with reflecting , that they have omitted no exertion to deserve it . FOR THE ANTHOLOGY . OBSERVATIONS ON ALLOWING THE CLERGY THE OC- CASIONAL USE ...
... object , however deeply they may regret the want of success , they will console themselves with reflecting , that they have omitted no exertion to deserve it . FOR THE ANTHOLOGY . OBSERVATIONS ON ALLOWING THE CLERGY THE OC- CASIONAL USE ...
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... objects and representations upon the feelings is described in phrases of a paradoxical structure . It is called melancholy satisfaction , and soothing melancholy , pleasurable pain and painful pleasure , the joy of grief , agreeable ...
... objects and representations upon the feelings is described in phrases of a paradoxical structure . It is called melancholy satisfaction , and soothing melancholy , pleasurable pain and painful pleasure , the joy of grief , agreeable ...
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... objects of distress . I shall remark on the fact , and the cause ; shall sketch the natural history of our ... object is regarded with interest stitution . They may find that on account of its connexion with light is reflected ...
... objects of distress . I shall remark on the fact , and the cause ; shall sketch the natural history of our ... object is regarded with interest stitution . They may find that on account of its connexion with light is reflected ...
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... object , that the illustrious sub- ject of my ode is not cloathed in all his proper habiliments . His nose adorn'd with iron , His neck a yoke it had . But the first article is intended to excite in the mind an exalted opinion of the ...
... object , that the illustrious sub- ject of my ode is not cloathed in all his proper habiliments . His nose adorn'd with iron , His neck a yoke it had . But the first article is intended to excite in the mind an exalted opinion of the ...
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... object that presents itself as a sight and as a spectacle ; but I think would grow painful if per- petual . I do not mean to say , that there are not some persons and some authors , who , in their conver- sation and writings , have a ...
... object that presents itself as a sight and as a spectacle ; but I think would grow painful if per- petual . I do not mean to say , that there are not some persons and some authors , who , in their conver- sation and writings , have a ...
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