The Monthly Anthology, and Boston Review, Том 9Samuel Cooper Thacher, David Phineas Adams, William Emerson Munroe and Francis, 1910 Vols. 3-4 include appendix: "The Political cabinet." |
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... become an infidel . These circumstances have induced a belief , that the entire change in the plan of his edu- cation , at a period of life when a bold inquisitive mind natu- rally asks questions on theological subjects , which it wants ...
... become an infidel . These circumstances have induced a belief , that the entire change in the plan of his edu- cation , at a period of life when a bold inquisitive mind natu- rally asks questions on theological subjects , which it wants ...
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... become conspicuous in oppos- ing the claims of the British government . This was repeat- ed a number of years . He was constantly elected till it was thought imprudent to persist in negativing him . He conti- nued in the council six ...
... become conspicuous in oppos- ing the claims of the British government . This was repeat- ed a number of years . He was constantly elected till it was thought imprudent to persist in negativing him . He conti- nued in the council six ...
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... the Athenian poet are now become almost invisible , and seem never to have been very conspicuous . The reception he met with in his VOL . IX . 2 own time was probably owing to the licentiousness of his 1810. ]の CLASSICAL LEARNING .
... the Athenian poet are now become almost invisible , and seem never to have been very conspicuous . The reception he met with in his VOL . IX . 2 own time was probably owing to the licentiousness of his 1810. ]の CLASSICAL LEARNING .
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... become learned , it is necessary to read , not every Greek and Latin book , but those books only that may mend the heart , improve the taste , and en- large the understanding ? Might they not be made sensible of the importance of ...
... become learned , it is necessary to read , not every Greek and Latin book , but those books only that may mend the heart , improve the taste , and en- large the understanding ? Might they not be made sensible of the importance of ...
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... become general , the demand for licentious plays , poems , and novels , will abate in proportion ; for it is to the more illiterate readers that this sort of trash is most acceptable . Study , 12 [ JULY , ON THE UTILITY OF.
... become general , the demand for licentious plays , poems , and novels , will abate in proportion ; for it is to the more illiterate readers that this sort of trash is most acceptable . Study , 12 [ JULY , ON THE UTILITY OF.
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