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... equal to Alfieri ? Has England or France one that deserves the name ? Schiller may excel him in those peals of terror which thunder through his gloomy and tem- pestuous scènes ; but he is poorer in thought , and inferior in the ...
... equal to Alfieri ? Has England or France one that deserves the name ? Schiller may excel him in those peals of terror which thunder through his gloomy and tem- pestuous scènes ; but he is poorer in thought , and inferior in the ...
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... equal extent . The cause cannot but rest with the governments under which they live . Nature has here produced , generally speaking , a fine athletic race of people ; but with minds uncultivated by any education , and debased by ...
... equal extent . The cause cannot but rest with the governments under which they live . Nature has here produced , generally speaking , a fine athletic race of people ; but with minds uncultivated by any education , and debased by ...
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... equal quantity of molasses , besides affording in the refuse a most healthy nourishment for cattle . These results are founded , he says , on an experience of six years ; and this culture , though partaking as yet of the imperfections ...
... equal quantity of molasses , besides affording in the refuse a most healthy nourishment for cattle . These results are founded , he says , on an experience of six years ; and this culture , though partaking as yet of the imperfections ...
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