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... merit less from research and analysis , than from the ready way by which they endeavour to reach the heart , and are addressed more to the feelings than to the reasoning faculties . It is therefore peculiarly the duty of the translator ...
... merit less from research and analysis , than from the ready way by which they endeavour to reach the heart , and are addressed more to the feelings than to the reasoning faculties . It is therefore peculiarly the duty of the translator ...
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... merit of the re- ceipts which constitute the bulk of this volume , but many of them appear to be excellent , and prove Ignotus to be very far from being ignorant . In his observations , he has distinguished those which are wholesome ...
... merit of the re- ceipts which constitute the bulk of this volume , but many of them appear to be excellent , and prove Ignotus to be very far from being ignorant . In his observations , he has distinguished those which are wholesome ...
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... merit of abolishing the feodal system , with its injurious exemptions and distinctions , be- longs in no degree to Bonaparte . A more liberal toleration in some respects , than is allowed in this country to Dissenters , was legalized in ...
... merit of abolishing the feodal system , with its injurious exemptions and distinctions , be- longs in no degree to Bonaparte . A more liberal toleration in some respects , than is allowed in this country to Dissenters , was legalized in ...
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