The Southern Quarterly Review, Volumen26Daniel Kimball Whitaker, Milton Clapp, William Gilmore Simms, James Henley Thornwell E. H. Britton, 1854 |
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... course of the new emperor , or the more arduous riddle of his prospective policy and procedure . Thuc . lib . i . , c . xxii . Aristot . Rhet . i . , c . ix . ; ii . , c . xx . Tac . Ann . lib . iii . , c . Iv . Lucan . Phars . ii . , v ...
... course of the new emperor , or the more arduous riddle of his prospective policy and procedure . Thuc . lib . i . , c . xxii . Aristot . Rhet . i . , c . ix . ; ii . , c . xx . Tac . Ann . lib . iii . , c . Iv . Lucan . Phars . ii . , v ...
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... course was separated by a long in- terval of changing dynasties and governments from the reign of his uncle , had no such domestic enemies to encounter , and has been sustained by the surviving partisans and the sons of the chief ...
... course was separated by a long in- terval of changing dynasties and governments from the reign of his uncle , had no such domestic enemies to encounter , and has been sustained by the surviving partisans and the sons of the chief ...
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... course of affairs , and the manifestations of intellect and sentiment , correspond exactly in those periods with similar movements in modern Europe ; and present as many and as intimate analogies with our own times , as are afforded by ...
... course of affairs , and the manifestations of intellect and sentiment , correspond exactly in those periods with similar movements in modern Europe ; and present as many and as intimate analogies with our own times , as are afforded by ...
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... course in all matters but the most trivial . He consulted his friends , his partisans , his officers , most assiduously ; but less for the purpose of being guided by their advice , than for the sake of assuring him- self that he had not ...
... course in all matters but the most trivial . He consulted his friends , his partisans , his officers , most assiduously ; but less for the purpose of being guided by their advice , than for the sake of assuring him- self that he had not ...
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... course of Roman history than the great consolidator of the Empire ; though , at the same time , it must be admitted that his exercise of power was judicious and beneficent , and that his despotic administration was a real blessing to ...
... course of Roman history than the great consolidator of the Empire ; though , at the same time , it must be admitted that his exercise of power was judicious and beneficent , and that his despotic administration was a real blessing to ...
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