The London Quarterly Review, Volume 6Theodore Foster, 1812 |
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... ment , I am carried along by their theories , of human knowledge , and of human life , I seem to myself to be admitted behind the curtain of what I had once conceived to be a magnificent theatre ; and while I survey the tinsel fripery ...
... ment , I am carried along by their theories , of human knowledge , and of human life , I seem to myself to be admitted behind the curtain of what I had once conceived to be a magnificent theatre ; and while I survey the tinsel fripery ...
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... ment both as to the beauties of her own productions and those of the fine arts . Mr. Stewart shows very clearly that it is not an ori- ginal faculty of the mind , but a power of rapid judgment , gradu- ally acquired by habitual ...
... ment both as to the beauties of her own productions and those of the fine arts . Mr. Stewart shows very clearly that it is not an ori- ginal faculty of the mind , but a power of rapid judgment , gradu- ally acquired by habitual ...
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... ment both as to the beauties of her own productions and those of the fine arts . Mr. Stewart shows very clearly that it is not an ori- ginal faculty of the mind , but a power of rapid judgment , gradu- ally acquired by habitual ...
... ment both as to the beauties of her own productions and those of the fine arts . Mr. Stewart shows very clearly that it is not an ori- ginal faculty of the mind , but a power of rapid judgment , gradu- ally acquired by habitual ...
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... ment under Provera which was sent to the relief of Mantua , and to force Wurmser to capitulate on the 30th of January , 1797 . The astonishing series of successes which had accompanied the army of Italy , not only increased the power ...
... ment under Provera which was sent to the relief of Mantua , and to force Wurmser to capitulate on the 30th of January , 1797 . The astonishing series of successes which had accompanied the army of Italy , not only increased the power ...
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... ment would be susceptible of progressive improvement . Peace , therefore , was ardently wished by the Republicans , because it would secure to them the duration of their liberties ; and by the Royalists , because they hoped that the ...
... ment would be susceptible of progressive improvement . Peace , therefore , was ardently wished by the Republicans , because it would secure to them the duration of their liberties ; and by the Royalists , because they hoped that the ...
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