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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... respect for the word of God ; the man who persists in consider- ing a text constituted long ago by two printers of Leyden , as toti- dem verbis , syllabis & literis the only , sacred , and unalterable lan- guage of inspiration ; or the ...
... respect for the word of God ; the man who persists in consider- ing a text constituted long ago by two printers of Leyden , as toti- dem verbis , syllabis & literis the only , sacred , and unalterable lan- guage of inspiration ; or the ...
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... respect or sympathy . They are inclined to suspect it , as delusive or hurtful , or deride it , as a species of refined jargon . It cannot be denied , that phraseology of this kind is frequently the vehicle rath- er of vanity , than of ...
... respect or sympathy . They are inclined to suspect it , as delusive or hurtful , or deride it , as a species of refined jargon . It cannot be denied , that phraseology of this kind is frequently the vehicle rath- er of vanity , than of ...
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... respect to our sympathies with distress , real or imagined . It is believed to be a law of our men- tal frame , that in certain circum- The aptitude to be moved by stances we shall derive pleasure the emotions , and to suffer with from ...
... respect to our sympathies with distress , real or imagined . It is believed to be a law of our men- tal frame , that in certain circum- The aptitude to be moved by stances we shall derive pleasure the emotions , and to suffer with from ...
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... respect to his situation . In real life we see , in general , only detached scenes of the tragedy ; and the impression is slight , unless the imagination finishes the characters and supplies the incidents that are wanting . ' There is a ...
... respect to his situation . In real life we see , in general , only detached scenes of the tragedy ; and the impression is slight , unless the imagination finishes the characters and supplies the incidents that are wanting . ' There is a ...
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... respect to char- acter and enjoyment ? GARTH . THE Dispensary of Garth , though deservedly celebrated and much read at the time of its ap- pearance , has of late been much neglected . This is naturally the fate of all works , which ...
... respect to char- acter and enjoyment ? GARTH . THE Dispensary of Garth , though deservedly celebrated and much read at the time of its ap- pearance , has of late been much neglected . This is naturally the fate of all works , which ...
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