The London Quarterly Review, Volúmenes101-102Theodore Foster, 1857 |
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... object of suspicion to us , Philosophy , recovering her energy , has disengaged herself from material objects , and Literature has once more directed her aim to the more exalted objects which she had forgotten . ' We entirely agree to ...
... object of suspicion to us , Philosophy , recovering her energy , has disengaged herself from material objects , and Literature has once more directed her aim to the more exalted objects which she had forgotten . ' We entirely agree to ...
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... object which those who advocate the chronolo- gical method have in view - that is to say , the instruction of the student and of the public , by showing the gradual and pro- gressive development of art up to a certain period , and the ...
... object which those who advocate the chronolo- gical method have in view - that is to say , the instruction of the student and of the public , by showing the gradual and pro- gressive development of art up to a certain period , and the ...
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... object is to teach , the subject chosen structive series of engravings , including is generally so obscure , and the means se- specimens of the greatest interest and rari- lected to convey the meaning so subtle and ty , so judiciously ...
... object is to teach , the subject chosen structive series of engravings , including is generally so obscure , and the means se- specimens of the greatest interest and rari- lected to convey the meaning so subtle and ty , so judiciously ...
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