The London Quarterly Review, Volume 6Theodore Foster, 1812 |
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... Measures adopted for suppressing the Practice of the Syste- matic Murder by their Parents of Female Infants ; edited , with Notes and Illustrations , by Edward Moor , F. R. S. Page 166 191 210 XIII . The Vision of Don Roderick ; a Poem ...
... Measures adopted for suppressing the Practice of the Syste- matic Murder by their Parents of Female Infants ; edited , with Notes and Illustrations , by Edward Moor , F. R. S. Page 166 191 210 XIII . The Vision of Don Roderick ; a Poem ...
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... measure enabled to enter into his views upon this interesting subject , by means of the following observations . · In reading , for example , the enunciation of a proposition , we are apt to fancy , that for every word contained in it ...
... measure enabled to enter into his views upon this interesting subject , by means of the following observations . · In reading , for example , the enunciation of a proposition , we are apt to fancy , that for every word contained in it ...
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... measure of sensibility to excite a philosophical curiosity about the objects with which this faculty is conversant ; but where that measure does not rise so high as to divert the attention from analytical 34 Ост . Stewart's ...
... measure of sensibility to excite a philosophical curiosity about the objects with which this faculty is conversant ; but where that measure does not rise so high as to divert the attention from analytical 34 Ост . Stewart's ...
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... measure , the triumph of the artist . The faults which have escaped him , it views with the partiality of friendship ; and willingly abandons the censorial office to those who exult in the errors of superior minds as their appropriate ...
... measure , the triumph of the artist . The faults which have escaped him , it views with the partiality of friendship ; and willingly abandons the censorial office to those who exult in the errors of superior minds as their appropriate ...
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... measure the steps by which an in- dividual born in the humblest walks of private life has advanced from obscurity to the possession of the highest rank which fortune can bestow on human ambition ; to mark the quick and dexterous ...
... measure the steps by which an in- dividual born in the humblest walks of private life has advanced from obscurity to the possession of the highest rank which fortune can bestow on human ambition ; to mark the quick and dexterous ...
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