The North American Review, Volume 64Jared Sparks, Edward Everett, James Russell Lowell, Henry Cabot Lodge O. Everett, 1847 Vols. 227-230, no. 2 include: Stuff and nonsense, v. 5-6, no. 8, Jan. 1929-Aug. 1930. |
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Page 86
... learned in youth , if ever ; it is said that he never was in the good graces of the Muse of spelling , and that the mutual indifference lasted till his dying day . The same taste continued when he went to Oxford , in his eighteenth year ...
... learned in youth , if ever ; it is said that he never was in the good graces of the Muse of spelling , and that the mutual indifference lasted till his dying day . The same taste continued when he went to Oxford , in his eighteenth year ...
Page 97
... learned persons whose works we have before us would have been accused of wishing to depreciate the genius of the great Florentine poet . No such feeling is now entertained ; literary criticism . having made so much progress of late ...
... learned persons whose works we have before us would have been accused of wishing to depreciate the genius of the great Florentine poet . No such feeling is now entertained ; literary criticism . having made so much progress of late ...
Page 111
... learned essay in English by Mr. Wright . * See the Vision of St. Tundale , published by Mr. Turnbull , Edinburgh , 1843 ; and that of Drithelm , in Bede , Hist . Eccles . , Lib . V. , c . 13 . ruined by the immense sums of money they ...
... learned essay in English by Mr. Wright . * See the Vision of St. Tundale , published by Mr. Turnbull , Edinburgh , 1843 ; and that of Drithelm , in Bede , Hist . Eccles . , Lib . V. , c . 13 . ruined by the immense sums of money they ...
Page 128
... learned men of the day , most of whom were of the ecclesi- astical order . Becket , feeling his inferiority to many of the scholars about him , devoted himself with great assiduity to his studies , and especially to the canon and civil ...
... learned men of the day , most of whom were of the ecclesi- astical order . Becket , feeling his inferiority to many of the scholars about him , devoted himself with great assiduity to his studies , and especially to the canon and civil ...
Page 146
... learned that the English church rep- resented the English people or the third estate . What did it represent after the people had a house of commons , and the spiritual magnates sat in the house of lords ? Some of those bishops of ...
... learned that the English church rep- resented the English people or the third estate . What did it represent after the people had a house of commons , and the spiritual magnates sat in the house of lords ? Some of those bishops of ...
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