Brownson's Quarterly Review, 1 tomasOrestes Augustus Brownson Benjamin H. Greene, 1965 |
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... thought . Gioberti may not have the fervid eloquence we meet in the philosophical Leçons of our old master , Victor Cousin , nor his genial warmth , but he surpasses him in depth of thought , in ease , in sustained elegance and dignity ...
... thought . Gioberti may not have the fervid eloquence we meet in the philosophical Leçons of our old master , Victor Cousin , nor his genial warmth , but he surpasses him in depth of thought , in ease , in sustained elegance and dignity ...
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... thought , and possesses himself of the sublimest truths revealed to the hu- man understanding . Among philosophers , Plato is the only one with whom , in this respect , it would not be unjust to compare him . He is clearer , more ...
... thought , and possesses himself of the sublimest truths revealed to the hu- man understanding . Among philosophers , Plato is the only one with whom , in this respect , it would not be unjust to compare him . He is clearer , more ...
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... thought a most unfavorable time to call the attention of any class of readers to the examination of metaphysical questions , which requires repose , the mind to be at ease , in a period of peace and public tranquillity . It may be thought ...
... thought a most unfavorable time to call the attention of any class of readers to the examination of metaphysical questions , which requires repose , the mind to be at ease , in a period of peace and public tranquillity . It may be thought ...
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NUMBER I | 1 |
VINCENZO OR SUNKEN ROCKS | 45 |
POPULAR CORRUPTION AND VENALITY | 70 |
Nerodoma skirsnių: 19
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