The Life of Edmund Burke. Comprehending an Impartial Account of His Literary and Political Efforts, and a Sketch of the Conduct and Character of His Most Eminent Associates, Coadjutors, and Opponents. [With a Portrait.]George Cawthorn, 1798 - 592 páginas |
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... attention , though not from occupying it chiefly . The anxiety of an author leads me to dread that the spicacious reader will , in the defects , very readily perceive the intermission , though he may doubt the exertion , or at least ...
... attention , though not from occupying it chiefly . The anxiety of an author leads me to dread that the spicacious reader will , in the defects , very readily perceive the intermission , though he may doubt the exertion , or at least ...
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... attention to his political exertions , and to consider them in detail and principle , and the parts severally , and as members of a whole system . Anxious to know the civil and domestic life of a per- sonage whose literary and political ...
... attention to his political exertions , and to consider them in detail and principle , and the parts severally , and as members of a whole system . Anxious to know the civil and domestic life of a per- sonage whose literary and political ...
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... attention to his College exercises than was merely necessary to avoid censure , while at the university , pursuing his own plans , he acquired a very extensive knowledge of physical and moral nature . Logic he also studied in the ...
... attention to his College exercises than was merely necessary to avoid censure , while at the university , pursuing his own plans , he acquired a very extensive knowledge of physical and moral nature . Logic he also studied in the ...
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... Attention and tender treatment , not from the Doctor only , but all the family , had soon a more powerful effect in producing the restoration of his health than any medicines . Among the most attentive to her father's pa- ' tient and ...
... Attention and tender treatment , not from the Doctor only , but all the family , had soon a more powerful effect in producing the restoration of his health than any medicines . Among the most attentive to her father's pa- ' tient and ...
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... attention to subjects of taste , must see that Burke's enumeration of the qualities which constitute sublimity and beauty is exact . Whoever is acquainted with literary history , must know that an analytical enquiry and scientific ...
... attention to subjects of taste , must see that Burke's enumeration of the qualities which constitute sublimity and beauty is exact . Whoever is acquainted with literary history , must know that an analytical enquiry and scientific ...
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