Southern Quarterly Review, Volume 2Daniel Kimball Whitaker, Milton Clapp, William Gilmore Simms, James Henley Thornwell Wiley & Putnam, 1967 |
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Page 127
... Give to China a de- liberative assembly ; or break her vast empire into so many independent States , as the American Colonies actually were before the Revolution ; and see if the next half century will find her without an orator ; or give ...
... Give to China a de- liberative assembly ; or break her vast empire into so many independent States , as the American Colonies actually were before the Revolution ; and see if the next half century will find her without an orator ; or give ...
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... give our readers a partial insight into the first two or three chapters , -just by way of whetting their appetites , and then unceremoniously shut the door in their faces , leaving our very good friends , the booksellers , to satisfy ...
... give our readers a partial insight into the first two or three chapters , -just by way of whetting their appetites , and then unceremoniously shut the door in their faces , leaving our very good friends , the booksellers , to satisfy ...
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... give his time to it ; because time is desirable for the cultivation of the in- tellect , in exact proportion to our ignorance . Besides , intellectual labor involves in itself higher pleasures , and is more its own re- ward , than ...
... give his time to it ; because time is desirable for the cultivation of the in- tellect , in exact proportion to our ignorance . Besides , intellectual labor involves in itself higher pleasures , and is more its own re- ward , than ...
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