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... genius . The true genius is a mind of large general powers , accidentally determined to some particular direc tion . " This opinion is then applied by Mr. Edgeworth to the im- mediate subject of his volume : Whether the circumstances ...
... genius . The true genius is a mind of large general powers , accidentally determined to some particular direc tion . " This opinion is then applied by Mr. Edgeworth to the im- mediate subject of his volume : Whether the circumstances ...
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... genius and all the irritability of a poet un- doubtedly characterize Mr. Hodgson . His genius is creditably displayed in many of the performances now before us ; and his irritability is shewn by some very angry verses inserted in the ...
... genius and all the irritability of a poet un- doubtedly characterize Mr. Hodgson . His genius is creditably displayed in many of the performances now before us ; and his irritability is shewn by some very angry verses inserted in the ...
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... genius can rescue from odium and neglect the wilful falsifier of history , since it is a principle of our nature to resent the imposition which is attempted to be practised on us . Of the Méditations sur l'Evangile , the author thus ...
... genius can rescue from odium and neglect the wilful falsifier of history , since it is a principle of our nature to resent the imposition which is attempted to be practised on us . Of the Méditations sur l'Evangile , the author thus ...
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