Lectures and Addresses on Literary and Social Topics, 2 tomas |
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... result of all powers and privileges added to humanity . But they must be added , come what may . There is no other intelligible principle which will not be compelled in consistency to recognize barbarism as the highest state .
... result of all powers and privileges added to humanity . But they must be added , come what may . There is no other intelligible principle which will not be compelled in consistency to recognize barbarism as the highest state .
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I take , what appear to me to be the highest of human compositions , the Iliad and Macbeth , and I think they both are eminently intelligible without pain or effort . Perhaps I would give up Hamlet to you - not Othello .
I take , what appear to me to be the highest of human compositions , the Iliad and Macbeth , and I think they both are eminently intelligible without pain or effort . Perhaps I would give up Hamlet to you - not Othello .
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... to demand of the highest in this land , with all respect but yet firmly , the performance of their duty to those beneath them ; to soften down the asperities and to soothe the burning jealousies which are too often found rankling in ...
... to demand of the highest in this land , with all respect but yet firmly , the performance of their duty to those beneath them ; to soften down the asperities and to soothe the burning jealousies which are too often found rankling in ...
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My second reason for dwelling chiefly upon this branch of mental improvement is , that political science is the highest education that can be given to the human mind . Let me explain myself . When we in popular phraseology speak of ...
My second reason for dwelling chiefly upon this branch of mental improvement is , that political science is the highest education that can be given to the human mind . Let me explain myself . When we in popular phraseology speak of ...
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... in his smoky cabin , in his home affections , there is a deep significance concealed , connecting him , when he once has felt it , with the highest truths of the invisible world , you condemn the worker to a desolate lot indeed .
... in his smoky cabin , in his home affections , there is a deep significance concealed , connecting him , when he once has felt it , with the highest truths of the invisible world , you condemn the worker to a desolate lot indeed .
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Lectures and Addresses on Literary and Social Topics Frederick William Robertson Visos knygos peržiūra - 1859 |
Lectures and Addresses on Literary and Social Topics Frederick William Robertson Visos knygos peržiūra - 1858 |
Lectures and Addresses on Literary and Social Topics, 2 tomas Frederick William Robertson Visos knygos peržiūra - 1859 |
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