Brownson's Quarterly Review, 1 tomasOrestes Augustus Brownson Benjamin H. Greene, 1864 |
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... less important nor less difficult . We were , at the breaking out of the Rebel- lion , hardly less deficient in political science and real statesmanship than we were in military organization and experience . It is the fate of every ...
... less important nor less difficult . We were , at the breaking out of the Rebel- lion , hardly less deficient in political science and real statesmanship than we were in military organization and experience . It is the fate of every ...
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... less of that modifi- cation of wit which the Latins called urbanitas , and less of that good natured raillery which exposes the error without wounding its defender , so conspicuous in the Athenian . His wit is apt to express itself in ...
... less of that modifi- cation of wit which the Latins called urbanitas , and less of that good natured raillery which exposes the error without wounding its defender , so conspicuous in the Athenian . His wit is apt to express itself in ...
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... less bitter and sarcastic ; if the smile on his lips was less self - com- placent , less sardonic , more genial and warmer , more evi- dently a smile of the heart . The irony of Plato charms us and binds us to him as our brother , even ...
... less bitter and sarcastic ; if the smile on his lips was less self - com- placent , less sardonic , more genial and warmer , more evi- dently a smile of the heart . The irony of Plato charms us and binds us to him as our brother , even ...
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NUMBER | 1 |
THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE AND PROCLAMATION | 85 |
GENERAL HALLECKS REPORT | 112 |
Nerodoma skirsnių: 15
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