The Works of John Home, Esq: Account of the life of Mr. John Home. Appendix to biographical account of Mr. John Home, consisting of letters to and from his friends. Agis. Douglas.-v. 2. Siege of Aquileia. The fatal discovery. Alonzo. Alfred. History of the rebellion, 1745.-v. 3. History of the rebellion (cont.)-Appendix [letters and documents illustrating the historyA. Constable and Company, 1822 |
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... natural temperament and favourite course of reading had produced and fostered . He took the side of whiggism , as whiggism was then under- stood , and freedom , as British freedom was then conceived , and became a volunteer in a loyal ...
... natural temperament and favourite course of reading had produced and fostered . He took the side of whiggism , as whiggism was then under- stood , and freedom , as British freedom was then conceived , and became a volunteer in a loyal ...
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... natural attractive humour . His playful vivacity often amused itself in a sort of mock contest with the infantile ( if I may use such a phrase when speaking of such a man ) simplicity of David Hume , who himself enjoy- ed the discovery ...
... natural attractive humour . His playful vivacity often amused itself in a sort of mock contest with the infantile ( if I may use such a phrase when speaking of such a man ) simplicity of David Hume , who himself enjoy- ed the discovery ...
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... natural humour and pleasantry equal to those of any men with whom my youthful days had the pleasure of being associated . Of George Wishart , minister of Edinburgh , and another of what was termed the moderate party , the figure is ...
... natural humour and pleasantry equal to those of any men with whom my youthful days had the pleasure of being associated . Of George Wishart , minister of Edinburgh , and another of what was termed the moderate party , the figure is ...
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... natural kind . His knowledge of books was various and extensive , and his memory of what he read surprisingly accurate as well as retentive . His re- marks both on books and men were not less con- spicuous for originality than ...
... natural kind . His knowledge of books was various and extensive , and his memory of what he read surprisingly accurate as well as retentive . His re- marks both on books and men were not less con- spicuous for originality than ...
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... nature of his opinions with regard to the theoretical principles of moral and religious truth , never influenced his regard for men who held very opposite sentiments on those subjects - subjects which he never , like some vain and ...
... nature of his opinions with regard to the theoretical principles of moral and religious truth , never influenced his regard for men who held very opposite sentiments on those subjects - subjects which he never , like some vain and ...
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