North-American Review and Miscellaneous Journal, Volume 6Jared Sparks, Edward Everett, James Russell Lowell, Henry Cabot Lodge University of Northern Iowa, 1818 Vols. 277-230, no. 2 include Stuff and nonsense, v. 5-6, no. 8, Jan. 1929-Aug. 1930. |
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... already burst and riven , Seem melting down the verge of heaven ; As though the infant storm had rent The mighty womb that gave him birth , And , having swept the firmament , Was now in fierce career for earth . On earth ' twas yet all ...
... already burst and riven , Seem melting down the verge of heaven ; As though the infant storm had rent The mighty womb that gave him birth , And , having swept the firmament , Was now in fierce career for earth . On earth ' twas yet all ...
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... already that military conquerors are formed by the operation of the publick opinion in favour of the pro- fession . Were it not for this they would not feel the desire or have the means of carrying on offensive operations , and there ...
... already that military conquerors are formed by the operation of the publick opinion in favour of the pro- fession . Were it not for this they would not feel the desire or have the means of carrying on offensive operations , and there ...
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... already past , or make this custom , as Napoleon did his Berlin and Milan decrees , to be viewed as non avenu . In opposition , however , to the effect of antiquity , may be urged that the practice is admitted by all to be bad . Nobody ...
... already past , or make this custom , as Napoleon did his Berlin and Milan decrees , to be viewed as non avenu . In opposition , however , to the effect of antiquity , may be urged that the practice is admitted by all to be bad . Nobody ...
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... already , war , as a custom , has nothing to do . Taking it for granted that some wars may be justifiable , he considers it for the best that all wars should be so considered , that are once formally declared , and lays down a system of ...
... already , war , as a custom , has nothing to do . Taking it for granted that some wars may be justifiable , he considers it for the best that all wars should be so considered , that are once formally declared , and lays down a system of ...
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... already ceased to be the sole objects of interest in fictitious narration . The principal poets of Great Britain still continue , as was observed before , in their metrical com- positions , to select their heroes from the class of ...
... already ceased to be the sole objects of interest in fictitious narration . The principal poets of Great Britain still continue , as was observed before , in their metrical com- positions , to select their heroes from the class of ...
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