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... Britain , and which , notwithstanding its length , we cannot consent to withhold from the public , so great is the satisfaction it has af- forded us , and so honourable is the testimony it bears , to the intellectual and moral elevation ...
... Britain , and which , notwithstanding its length , we cannot consent to withhold from the public , so great is the satisfaction it has af- forded us , and so honourable is the testimony it bears , to the intellectual and moral elevation ...
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... Britain ; -Blair , that truly philosophical orator , who so happily united to a deep knowledge of the human heart , the talent of inspiring it with the love , and of animating it to the practice , of virtue . " " We ought to offer here ...
... Britain ; -Blair , that truly philosophical orator , who so happily united to a deep knowledge of the human heart , the talent of inspiring it with the love , and of animating it to the practice , of virtue . " " We ought to offer here ...
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... Britain ; particularly those of the Quarterly and Edin- burgh Reviews . - Our expectations were , indeed , somewhat abated , by the extracts with which we were furnished , and by the strictures of the Quarterly Review , which , however ...
... Britain ; particularly those of the Quarterly and Edin- burgh Reviews . - Our expectations were , indeed , somewhat abated , by the extracts with which we were furnished , and by the strictures of the Quarterly Review , which , however ...
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... Britain as well as in the United States , are suffered to interfere , with the operations of the soundest judgment , and the dictates of the purest integrity . The more lofty the opinion which he and ourselves entertain of the Scottish ...
... Britain as well as in the United States , are suffered to interfere , with the operations of the soundest judgment , and the dictates of the purest integrity . The more lofty the opinion which he and ourselves entertain of the Scottish ...
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... Britain itself , that they can look for impartial judges . In that island , is indeed to be found , a literary areopagus just- ly famed for the talents which its members have hitherto dis- played , in the discharge of the important ...
... Britain itself , that they can look for impartial judges . In that island , is indeed to be found , a literary areopagus just- ly famed for the talents which its members have hitherto dis- played , in the discharge of the important ...
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