The Methodist Quarterly Review, 30±ÇG. Lane and P.P. Sanford, 1848 |
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... course we speak of Mr. Prescott's style , in this connection , in its general character , after his powers of composi- tion had been well trained by exercise . The diction of the earlier chapters of Ferdinand and Isabella displays an ...
... course we speak of Mr. Prescott's style , in this connection , in its general character , after his powers of composi- tion had been well trained by exercise . The diction of the earlier chapters of Ferdinand and Isabella displays an ...
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... course , the central figure of the group , the soul and the body of the enterprise , and around him are gathered some of the bravest warriors that romance ever imagined , encountering dangers and surviving miseries which , in a romance ...
... course , the central figure of the group , the soul and the body of the enterprise , and around him are gathered some of the bravest warriors that romance ever imagined , encountering dangers and surviving miseries which , in a romance ...
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... course of the above entitled discussion . At the same time , there may be conceded to its advocate not only the intellectual merit of an able and adroit defense , but also integrity of purpose , and a sincere , though misdi- rected ...
... course of the above entitled discussion . At the same time , there may be conceded to its advocate not only the intellectual merit of an able and adroit defense , but also integrity of purpose , and a sincere , though misdi- rected ...
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... course , then , the party who shields himself under such a stipulation need not reply by disproving the opposing argument , or showing it to be unreasonable ; he may simply deny that he accepts the inference , or that he thus ...
... course , then , the party who shields himself under such a stipulation need not reply by disproving the opposing argument , or showing it to be unreasonable ; he may simply deny that he accepts the inference , or that he thus ...
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... course cannot be avoided in consistency with the higher regulations of the general body , but because their doc- trine of passional attraction brings out the conclusion , that the father is often the most unfit person to direct in the ...
... course cannot be avoided in consistency with the higher regulations of the general body , but because their doc- trine of passional attraction brings out the conclusion , that the father is often the most unfit person to direct in the ...
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