The Methodist Quarterly Review, 30±ÇG. Lane and P.P. Sanford, 1848 |
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... readers , he has pleased all . His last history is de- voured with as much avidity as the last novel ; while , at the same time , it occupies the first place in the pages of the reviews . His fame , also , is not merely local , or even ...
... readers , he has pleased all . His last history is de- voured with as much avidity as the last novel ; while , at the same time , it occupies the first place in the pages of the reviews . His fame , also , is not merely local , or even ...
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... reader or reviewer . Indeed , though the historian cannot dispense with the use of his eyes without being subjected to numberless annoyances which might well dis- courage the most patient and energetic of men , the value of his history ...
... reader or reviewer . Indeed , though the historian cannot dispense with the use of his eyes without being subjected to numberless annoyances which might well dis- courage the most patient and energetic of men , the value of his history ...
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... readers much greater were it asserted with more emphasis , and occasionally allowed to disport itself in the snapping contrasts of antithesis , or the cunning contortions of disputation . A writer may easily gain the reputation of a ...
... readers much greater were it asserted with more emphasis , and occasionally allowed to disport itself in the snapping contrasts of antithesis , or the cunning contortions of disputation . A writer may easily gain the reputation of a ...
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... reader really to understand his work . Mr. Prescott possesses the qualities by which this object is attained , and he possesses them in fine harmony with the qualities of his understanding . He has a quick sensibility and a high degree ...
... reader really to understand his work . Mr. Prescott possesses the qualities by which this object is attained , and he possesses them in fine harmony with the qualities of his understanding . He has a quick sensibility and a high degree ...
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... reader when the labored splendor of Gibbon would fatigue from its monotony . Mr. Prescott has the characteristic merits of Robertson with other merits superadded . His style is flowing , plastic , all alive with the life of his mind ...
... reader when the labored splendor of Gibbon would fatigue from its monotony . Mr. Prescott has the characteristic merits of Robertson with other merits superadded . His style is flowing , plastic , all alive with the life of his mind ...
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