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... learning should demolish and dissipate the city which he celebrated , there is little need of any nice and logical disquisition ; we have only to recur to his poem , in order to be convinced that his beauties have suf- fered no blight ...
... learning should demolish and dissipate the city which he celebrated , there is little need of any nice and logical disquisition ; we have only to recur to his poem , in order to be convinced that his beauties have suf- fered no blight ...
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... learning was associated solely with a knowlege of these languages ; and their acquisition was of necessity the sole or primary object of education : - but now , that the various sciences have unfolded themselves to our view , it will ...
... learning was associated solely with a knowlege of these languages ; and their acquisition was of necessity the sole or primary object of education : - but now , that the various sciences have unfolded themselves to our view , it will ...
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... learning , will detract little from the splendour and value of that memorable period . It has too much solid and in- trinsic property to shrink from the payment of just demands and equitable claims . To have revived classical and polite ...
... learning , will detract little from the splendour and value of that memorable period . It has too much solid and in- trinsic property to shrink from the payment of just demands and equitable claims . To have revived classical and polite ...
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