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Pagina 171
... language which imagination rather than experience sketches out to us , when we inquire what ought to be the proper style of a history written in the English language . We may picture to our- selves the balanced correctness of Robertson ...
... language which imagination rather than experience sketches out to us , when we inquire what ought to be the proper style of a history written in the English language . We may picture to our- selves the balanced correctness of Robertson ...
Pagina 175
... language is regularly pronounced ? And who is that immaterial being , that applies vision and hearing to their re- spective objects ? - 2d . He [ answers the spiritual parent ] who is the sense of the sense of hearing ; the intellect of ...
... language is regularly pronounced ? And who is that immaterial being , that applies vision and hearing to their re- spective objects ? - 2d . He [ answers the spiritual parent ] who is the sense of the sense of hearing ; the intellect of ...
Pagina 193
... language , and for this language ministers were answerable ; men who had brought us , " & c . & c . This By garbling this paragraph , and leaving out the hypothe- tical part , Sir Nathaniel has certainly exhibited some if not ...
... language , and for this language ministers were answerable ; men who had brought us , " & c . & c . This By garbling this paragraph , and leaving out the hypothe- tical part , Sir Nathaniel has certainly exhibited some if not ...
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