The London Quarterly Review, Volumen14Theodore Foster, 1815 |
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... reason why Mr. Wordsworth should prefer sub- jects taken from low life , it is plainly no reason whatever why his readers should . As in every other production of human intellect , so in poetry ; the superior pleasure which one subject ...
... reason why Mr. Wordsworth should prefer sub- jects taken from low life , it is plainly no reason whatever why his readers should . As in every other production of human intellect , so in poetry ; the superior pleasure which one subject ...
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... reason and natural feelings , therefore the origin of it must be divine ; this is a necessary consequence of such an origin , but it is by no means a logical proof of it . The important point indeed to be determined in revealed religion ...
... reason and natural feelings , therefore the origin of it must be divine ; this is a necessary consequence of such an origin , but it is by no means a logical proof of it . The important point indeed to be determined in revealed religion ...
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... reason upon these pre- mises . In what way we are to be taught salvation through the me- rits of Christ , by merely laying our hands upon our hearts , as our author , upon all occasions , desires his readers to do , is to us a mys- tery ...
... reason upon these pre- mises . In what way we are to be taught salvation through the me- rits of Christ , by merely laying our hands upon our hearts , as our author , upon all occasions , desires his readers to do , is to us a mys- tery ...
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