The Life and Work of John Ruskin, 2 tomasHoughton, Mifflin, 1893 |
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... accepted them for his magazine , the " Cornhill , " started the year before by Smith & Elder . Mr. Ruskin had al- ready contributed to it a paper on " Sir Joshua and Holbein , " a stray chapter from Volume V. , " Modern Painters . " His ...
... accepted them for his magazine , the " Cornhill , " started the year before by Smith & Elder . Mr. Ruskin had al- ready contributed to it a paper on " Sir Joshua and Holbein , " a stray chapter from Volume V. , " Modern Painters . " His ...
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... acceptance of Turner and Naturalism . John Stuart Mill had shown the logical side of that movement in 1843 ; but just as Ruskin , by sympathy with romanticism , had been attracted over to the reactionary school for a time , so Mill , by ...
... acceptance of Turner and Naturalism . John Stuart Mill had shown the logical side of that movement in 1843 ; but just as Ruskin , by sympathy with romanticism , had been attracted over to the reactionary school for a time , so Mill , by ...
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... accepted tariff , and not altered except by common consent . For those who failed to get work under such conditions , he thought that the government should provide , by an extension of existing systems of in- dustrial schools and ...
... accepted tariff , and not altered except by common consent . For those who failed to get work under such conditions , he thought that the government should provide , by an extension of existing systems of in- dustrial schools and ...
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... accepted by the public with its usual docility . In the Alps of Savoy , Mr. Ruskin wished to give an instance of a group of mountains whose forms , unlike those of Britain , could be shown to depend far more upon internal structure and ...
... accepted by the public with its usual docility . In the Alps of Savoy , Mr. Ruskin wished to give an instance of a group of mountains whose forms , unlike those of Britain , could be shown to depend far more upon internal structure and ...
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... accepted and encouraged . This letter especially shows both men in an unaccustomed light : Rus- kin , hating tobacco , sends his " master " cigars ; Carlyle , hating cant , replies rather in the tone of the temperance advocate , taking ...
... accepted and encouraged . This letter especially shows both men in an unaccustomed light : Rus- kin , hating tobacco , sends his " master " cigars ; Carlyle , hating cant , replies rather in the tone of the temperance advocate , taking ...
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