The North-American Review and Miscellaneous Journal, Volume 11Jared Sparks, Edward Everett, James Russell Lowell, Henry Cabot Lodge Wells and Lilly, 1820 Vols. 277-230, no. 2 include Stuff and nonsense, v. 5-6, no. 8, Jan. 1929-Aug. 1930. |
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... judges for himself , and does not make it a point to admire because others do , and who is not afraid to ridicule what appears to him ridiculous . The faƧade of the Louvre is , as I have mentioned , worthy of all that has been said of ...
... judges for himself , and does not make it a point to admire because others do , and who is not afraid to ridicule what appears to him ridiculous . The faƧade of the Louvre is , as I have mentioned , worthy of all that has been said of ...
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... judge from the forbid- den successions , disregard of relation , omission of appogia- tures , after - notes , pauses , & c . that frequently occur ; as well as from the fact that the score , previously rendered complete from the ...
... judge from the forbid- den successions , disregard of relation , omission of appogia- tures , after - notes , pauses , & c . that frequently occur ; as well as from the fact that the score , previously rendered complete from the ...
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... judge with accuracy of the phenomena , which are constantly presented to us in the course of public events . How much more difficult is it then , to attempt not only to follow with tolerable success the course of foreign policy , and to ...
... judge with accuracy of the phenomena , which are constantly presented to us in the course of public events . How much more difficult is it then , to attempt not only to follow with tolerable success the course of foreign policy , and to ...
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... judges how a region ought to be inhabited , and that they held hunting and fishing to be a more proper mode of existence than tilling and pas- turage , we answer , that in the dry , special pleading of the theory , this is true ; and ...
... judges how a region ought to be inhabited , and that they held hunting and fishing to be a more proper mode of existence than tilling and pas- turage , we answer , that in the dry , special pleading of the theory , this is true ; and ...
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... judge of him from the present publication alone , and without any personal acquaintance * North American Review , vol . ix pp . 155 and 179 . See the German Correspondent of May 23 , published in English at New York , under the ...
... judge of him from the present publication alone , and without any personal acquaintance * North American Review , vol . ix pp . 155 and 179 . See the German Correspondent of May 23 , published in English at New York , under the ...
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