The American Whig Review, Հատոր 4,Հատոր 10Wiley and Putnam, 1849 |
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... mind to indulge so largely in speculations. the subject , nor any other arguments to offer in support of my own ... minds ; the former assured him of a natural , the latter of a constitutional right to freedom ; and to the innate ...
... mind to indulge so largely in speculations. the subject , nor any other arguments to offer in support of my own ... minds ; the former assured him of a natural , the latter of a constitutional right to freedom ; and to the innate ...
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... minds , which are always more deeply impressed with the greatness of their task , than the measure of their ... mind respecting it from all the information in his posses- sion , without fear or favor , with a single eye to the ...
... minds , which are always more deeply impressed with the greatness of their task , than the measure of their ... mind respecting it from all the information in his posses- sion , without fear or favor , with a single eye to the ...
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... mind , even during the war , had been anxiously turned to the financial embarrassments of the country , and had suggested several measures of great importance for their relief . Now , the condition of the finances , if less des- perate ...
... mind , even during the war , had been anxiously turned to the financial embarrassments of the country , and had suggested several measures of great importance for their relief . Now , the condition of the finances , if less des- perate ...
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... mind was sufficiently unsophis- ticated to see a distinction between right and wrong . An instance is on record ... minds may not be contaminated by learn- ing the higher arts and sciences in foreign lands ; that there may always ...
... mind was sufficiently unsophis- ticated to see a distinction between right and wrong . An instance is on record ... minds may not be contaminated by learn- ing the higher arts and sciences in foreign lands ; that there may always ...
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... mind - a mind not in- ferior to that which Schiller has well described as " insatiable , ever stretching into the dim distance , and pursuing through the remotest stars the image of its dreams . " Such a spectacle gives a man assurance ...
... mind - a mind not in- ferior to that which Schiller has well described as " insatiable , ever stretching into the dim distance , and pursuing through the remotest stars the image of its dreams . " Such a spectacle gives a man assurance ...
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