Critical, Historical and Miscellaneous Essays, المجلد 4Sheldon and Company, 1862 |
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... natural philosophers tell us , produces rarefaction of the air ; and rarefaction of the air produces cold . So zeal makes revolutions ; and revolutions make men zealous for nothing . The politicians of whom we speak , what- ever may be ...
... natural philosophers tell us , produces rarefaction of the air ; and rarefaction of the air produces cold . So zeal makes revolutions ; and revolutions make men zealous for nothing . The politicians of whom we speak , what- ever may be ...
الصفحة 417
... nature , not only by that immorality which he had learned in the school of Wal- pole , but by a harshness which almost amounted to cruelty , and which had never been supposed to belong to his character . His severity increased the ...
... nature , not only by that immorality which he had learned in the school of Wal- pole , but by a harshness which almost amounted to cruelty , and which had never been supposed to belong to his character . His severity increased the ...
الصفحة 418
... natural benevolence and magnanimity had fair play . In a very short time he appeared in a situation worthy of his understanding and of his heart . From a family whose name was associated in the public mind with tyranny and corruption ...
... natural benevolence and magnanimity had fair play . In a very short time he appeared in a situation worthy of his understanding and of his heart . From a family whose name was associated in the public mind with tyranny and corruption ...
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