Critical, Historical and Miscellaneous Essays, المجلد 4Sheldon and Company, 1862 |
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... letters of Phalaris the best Letters in the world . On the merit of the Letters of Phalaris he dwells with great warmth and with extra- ordinary felicity of language . Indeed we could hardly select a more favourable specimen of the ...
... letters of Phalaris the best Letters in the world . On the merit of the Letters of Phalaris he dwells with great warmth and with extra- ordinary felicity of language . Indeed we could hardly select a more favourable specimen of the ...
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... letters was found in their ranks . Every year gave birth to works in which the fundamental principles of the Church were attacked with argument , invective , and ridicule . The Church made no defence , except by acts of power . Censures ...
... letters was found in their ranks . Every year gave birth to works in which the fundamental principles of the Church were attacked with argument , invective , and ridicule . The Church made no defence , except by acts of power . Censures ...
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Thomas Babington Macaulay Baron Macaulay. By the rising men of letters he was considered not as a rival , but as a ... letters . He had a high name in aristocratic circles . He lived on terms of civility with men of all parties . By a ...
Thomas Babington Macaulay Baron Macaulay. By the rising men of letters he was considered not as a rival , but as a ... letters . He had a high name in aristocratic circles . He lived on terms of civility with men of all parties . By a ...
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