The North American Review, Volume 148O. Everett, 1889 Vols. 227-230, no. 2 include: Stuff and nonsense, v. 5-6, no. 8, Jan. 1929-Aug. 1930. |
From inside the book
Results 1-3 of 76
Page 127
... character with considerable precision to their causes . Take , for instance , the Spartan type of character , in its relation to the legislation attributed to Lycurgus . Or take , again , the Jewish type , such as it is presented to us ...
... character with considerable precision to their causes . Take , for instance , the Spartan type of character , in its relation to the legislation attributed to Lycurgus . Or take , again , the Jewish type , such as it is presented to us ...
Page 165
... character from the jejune and reckless free - thinking of the self- indulgent undergraduate or young fellow . There are men in our midst , some of whom are probably well known to each one of us , in whom the highest points of Christian ...
... character from the jejune and reckless free - thinking of the self- indulgent undergraduate or young fellow . There are men in our midst , some of whom are probably well known to each one of us , in whom the highest points of Christian ...
Page 387
... character is made a tangled mass of con- tradictions , while the climax is a combination of unpleasant incertitudes . That it is art , there can be no question - art of the same elaborate and painful character as a Chinese puzzle ; art ...
... character is made a tangled mass of con- tradictions , while the climax is a combination of unpleasant incertitudes . That it is art , there can be no question - art of the same elaborate and painful character as a Chinese puzzle ; art ...
Other editions - View all
Common terms and phrases
American Bampton Lecture battle believe bimetallism Boutwell Britain British called Canada census cent century character Christ Christian church civilization Congress course CXLVIII.-NO Delia Bacon DION BOUCICAULT dipsomania disease dollars duty election England English enumeration Etruscan evil existence fact favor fleet force foreign French George Eliot give gold guns hand heart human hundred increase interest Josephine labor land less living marriage married ment Mexico miles mind moral Napoleon nations nature naval never North NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW opinion party person political present produced question race railroad reason religion religious Republican result Robert Elsmere seems Senate ships silver slavery social spirit square miles steamers things thought thousand tion to-day true truth United vessels vote whole woman women words yellow fever York