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... writer as an historian , for we have intro- duced him to their acquaintance as accurate and well - informed , moderate and candid . Though in his pages we are not en- lightened by what is termed the philosophy of history , we are never ...
... writer as an historian , for we have intro- duced him to their acquaintance as accurate and well - informed , moderate and candid . Though in his pages we are not en- lightened by what is termed the philosophy of history , we are never ...
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... writer are pointedly impeached . His antagonist , how- ever , may in the first instance be accused of having passed the bounds of gentlemanlike decorum ; and in the second , of having fallen into errors similar to those which he lays to ...
... writer are pointedly impeached . His antagonist , how- ever , may in the first instance be accused of having passed the bounds of gentlemanlike decorum ; and in the second , of having fallen into errors similar to those which he lays to ...
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... writer , on two former occasions , we principally objected to the multiplicity of characters which were introduced ; and in consequence of which the narrative became an intricate la yrinth , calculated to perplex and bewilder the reader ...
... writer , on two former occasions , we principally objected to the multiplicity of characters which were introduced ; and in consequence of which the narrative became an intricate la yrinth , calculated to perplex and bewilder the reader ...
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