The London Quarterly Review, Volúmenes101-102Theodore Foster, 1857 |
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... human conduct . And this he has done with no plea what- ever which might have been drawn , valeat quantum , from the exigencies of his poem . Paris was not before the eye of Æneas : Venus was not dissuading her son from taking vengeance ...
... human conduct . And this he has done with no plea what- ever which might have been drawn , valeat quantum , from the exigencies of his poem . Paris was not before the eye of Æneas : Venus was not dissuading her son from taking vengeance ...
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... human misery must proportion- ably diminish the force of his argument . ' The sarcasm of the last sentence is good ; and the view quite prepares us for the con- duct of the Friend of Humanity ' to our needy acquaintance , after vain ...
... human misery must proportion- ably diminish the force of his argument . ' The sarcasm of the last sentence is good ; and the view quite prepares us for the con- duct of the Friend of Humanity ' to our needy acquaintance , after vain ...
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... human race , this newly - awak- ened desire to ' save time ' is influencing the character and feelings of men far more than a superficial inquirer might suppose . The intercourse of nations , the social relations of individuals ...
... human race , this newly - awak- ened desire to ' save time ' is influencing the character and feelings of men far more than a superficial inquirer might suppose . The intercourse of nations , the social relations of individuals ...
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