The American Review of History and Politics, and General Repository of Literature and State Papers, 3±ÇFarrand and Nicholas., 1812 |
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... object was merely " to have under his view at once the universality of human studies ; -to be able thus to appreciate them in their ensemble and in their several parts , and thereby to judge of the utility of which they might be ...
... object was merely " to have under his view at once the universality of human studies ; -to be able thus to appreciate them in their ensemble and in their several parts , and thereby to judge of the utility of which they might be ...
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... objects of this extraordinary man , to connect his name with every public institution and transaction of his empire , and to secure its diffusive immortality , if we may be allowed the phrase , by every possible device . For this ...
... objects of this extraordinary man , to connect his name with every public institution and transaction of his empire , and to secure its diffusive immortality , if we may be allowed the phrase , by every possible device . For this ...
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... object evidently was , to represent the French empire as the emporium of knowledge and taste ; -as the circle within ... objects , represents the nearest as the largest , so as sometimes to deceive the justest eye and the most im ...
... object evidently was , to represent the French empire as the emporium of knowledge and taste ; -as the circle within ... objects , represents the nearest as the largest , so as sometimes to deceive the justest eye and the most im ...
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... object and feelings . Notwith- standing the peremptory assertion of this learned body , it re- mains , we think , yet to be proved , that all enlightened nations have awarded to the French the palm of history ; or , that " the English ...
... object and feelings . Notwith- standing the peremptory assertion of this learned body , it re- mains , we think , yet to be proved , that all enlightened nations have awarded to the French the palm of history ; or , that " the English ...
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... object . It is unquestionably better than any French version of the same poet , of which we have any knowledge . The list of French Latinists given by Mr. Visconti , is mea- ger enough , and comprises no name of any celebrity abroad ...
... object . It is unquestionably better than any French version of the same poet , of which we have any knowledge . The list of French Latinists given by Mr. Visconti , is mea- ger enough , and comprises no name of any celebrity abroad ...
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