Lectures and Addresses on Literary and Social TopicsSmith, Elder and Company, 1861 - 308 psl. |
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... natural death ; and we should be again covered with the shame of an abortive attempt . The cause of the working men cannot afford this . Better fail silently than make another public confession of incapacity . " Now an address at ...
... natural death ; and we should be again covered with the shame of an abortive attempt . The cause of the working men cannot afford this . Better fail silently than make another public confession of incapacity . " Now an address at ...
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... natural , and earnest . The following letter from the Earl of Carlisle , on some points referred to in the Lectures on Poetry , is given , partly for the sake of the criticism which it contains , and partly because it leads , naturally ...
... natural , and earnest . The following letter from the Earl of Carlisle , on some points referred to in the Lectures on Poetry , is given , partly for the sake of the criticism which it contains , and partly because it leads , naturally ...
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... nature , to compre- hend that , although the mechanic and artizan of this country are deep thinkers , yet they often stand in need of advice , and the assistance that education gives . We have their good wishes and pecuniary assistance ...
... nature , to compre- hend that , although the mechanic and artizan of this country are deep thinkers , yet they often stand in need of advice , and the assistance that education gives . We have their good wishes and pecuniary assistance ...
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... nature , to hear that , while to many people Mr. Robertson's teaching came like light in a dark place , to some it seemed revolutionary in politics , and heretical in creed . Some influential persons spoke strongly against his teaching ...
... nature , to hear that , while to many people Mr. Robertson's teaching came like light in a dark place , to some it seemed revolutionary in politics , and heretical in creed . Some influential persons spoke strongly against his teaching ...
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... union on which men may be bound together . One is similarity of class , the other is identity of nature . The class feeling is a feeble bond ; for he who feels awe for another man because he is in a rank above him , 6.
... union on which men may be bound together . One is similarity of class , the other is identity of nature . The class feeling is a feeble bond ; for he who feels awe for another man because he is in a rank above him , 6.
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