The National Quarterly Review, المجلد 4Edward Isidore Sears, David Allyn Gorton, Charles H. Woodman Pudney & Russell, 1862 |
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... remark of Dr. Johnson , that " Nation after nation , and century after century , have been able to do little more than transpose his ( Homer's ) incidents , new name his characters , and paraphrase his sentiments . " That national ...
... remark of Dr. Johnson , that " Nation after nation , and century after century , have been able to do little more than transpose his ( Homer's ) incidents , new name his characters , and paraphrase his sentiments . " That national ...
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... remark that those who have adhered most closely to the Homeric traditions have succeeded best . Dryden , instead of studying Homer himself , in casting afresh the subject of Troilus and Cressida , sought to find in Shakespeare the ...
... remark that those who have adhered most closely to the Homeric traditions have succeeded best . Dryden , instead of studying Homer himself , in casting afresh the subject of Troilus and Cressida , sought to find in Shakespeare the ...
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... remarks of Pascal and Leibnitz , in regard to the progress of society , are to be deemed rather presentiments of the truth , than the re- sults of deliberate investigation . Machiavelli was one of the first to subject social phenomena ...
... remarks of Pascal and Leibnitz , in regard to the progress of society , are to be deemed rather presentiments of the truth , than the re- sults of deliberate investigation . Machiavelli was one of the first to subject social phenomena ...
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... remarks , must excite the astonishment of the physiologist : " We often hear of hereditary talents , hereditary ... remark applies to hereditary disease ; and with still greater force does it apply to hereditary vices and hereditary ...
... remarks , must excite the astonishment of the physiologist : " We often hear of hereditary talents , hereditary ... remark applies to hereditary disease ; and with still greater force does it apply to hereditary vices and hereditary ...
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... confounds " moral truths " with * Vol . II . , p . 502 . † Bain , The Emotions and the Will , pp . 568-598 . " moral feelings , " that the foregoing remarks were 42 FALLACIES OF BUCKLE'S THEORY OF CIVILIZATION . [ Dec. ,
... confounds " moral truths " with * Vol . II . , p . 502 . † Bain , The Emotions and the Will , pp . 568-598 . " moral feelings , " that the foregoing remarks were 42 FALLACIES OF BUCKLE'S THEORY OF CIVILIZATION . [ Dec. ,
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