The Massachusetts Quarterly Review, 3 tomasJ.R. Lowell's review of Thoreau's A Week on the Concord and Merrimack Rivers is in v. 3, p. 40-51 (Dec. 1849). |
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But when we hear him saying , I feel no more responsibility for the existence of the institution an institution in which he is an agent , and for the support of which he is doing all that he can do than I do for the time and ...
But when we hear him saying , I feel no more responsibility for the existence of the institution an institution in which he is an agent , and for the support of which he is doing all that he can do than I do for the time and ...
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... and of doing all that a slaveholder can do with his victim , brands them with the badge of inferiority , and that it denies them what is not merely important , but essential to their very prosperity and existence .
... and of doing all that a slaveholder can do with his victim , brands them with the badge of inferiority , and that it denies them what is not merely important , but essential to their very prosperity and existence .
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... whose existence and entireness should be the common concern of all the common defence of all . In order to cajole the North into this he makes an open acknowledgment of the superiority of their political power .
... whose existence and entireness should be the common concern of all the common defence of all . In order to cajole the North into this he makes an open acknowledgment of the superiority of their political power .
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And if the philosophers have not even yet been able to agree whether the world has any existence independent of ourselves , how do we not gain a loss in every addition to the catalogue of Vulgar Errors ? Where are the fishes which ...
And if the philosophers have not even yet been able to agree whether the world has any existence independent of ourselves , how do we not gain a loss in every addition to the catalogue of Vulgar Errors ? Where are the fishes which ...
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... which use is the spiritual ground or justification of its existence . Nature is properly nothing more than the robe or garment of spirit . It is only the 1849. ] 53 The Divine Man .
... which use is the spiritual ground or justification of its existence . Nature is properly nothing more than the robe or garment of spirit . It is only the 1849. ] 53 The Divine Man .
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