The Life of Edmund Burke. Comprehending an Impartial Account of His Literary and Political Efforts, and a Sketch of the Conduct and Character of His Most Eminent Associates, Coadjutors, and Opponents. [With a Portrait.]George Cawthorn, 1798 - 592 páginas |
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... produced a greater number of eminent men than the present , should any . future Johnson arise to write the history of Genius , it would not only be useful but ne- cessary , in order to give his biography the full effect , that he should ...
... produced a greater number of eminent men than the present , should any . future Johnson arise to write the history of Genius , it would not only be useful but ne- cessary , in order to give his biography the full effect , that he should ...
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... sub- ject himself , of others , and particularly on our own . We admire extraordinary talents or qualities , we are interested in the history of 1 such talents or qualities , producing important consequences to the [ 4 ]
... sub- ject himself , of others , and particularly on our own . We admire extraordinary talents or qualities , we are interested in the history of 1 such talents or qualities , producing important consequences to the [ 4 ]
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Robert Bisset. such talents or qualities , producing important consequences to the welfare or hurt of man- kind . We are most deeply affected by the history of men , the consequences of whose powers and conduct have extended to our own ...
Robert Bisset. such talents or qualities , producing important consequences to the welfare or hurt of man- kind . We are most deeply affected by the history of men , the consequences of whose powers and conduct have extended to our own ...
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... produced , and are producing to mankind . The effects could not have proceeded but from great efficacy : the efficacy might have existed without the effects . Whether the effects are salutary or pernicious , it would be premature in me ...
... produced , and are producing to mankind . The effects could not have proceeded but from great efficacy : the efficacy might have existed without the effects . Whether the effects are salutary or pernicious , it would be premature in me ...
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... producing a still closer attention to his political exertions , and to consider them in detail and principle , and the parts severally , and as members of a whole system . Anxious to know the civil and domestic life of a per- sonage ...
... producing a still closer attention to his political exertions , and to consider them in detail and principle , and the parts severally , and as members of a whole system . Anxious to know the civil and domestic life of a per- sonage ...
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