The literary character. Character of James the FirstJ. & H.G. Langley, 1841 |
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... discovery of truth . 367 . 371 Of his Basilicon Doron Of his idea of a tyrant and a king . 374 . 376 Advice to prince Henry in the choice of his servants and assosiates 377 Describes the revolutionists of his time Of the nobility of ...
... discovery of truth . 367 . 371 Of his Basilicon Doron Of his idea of a tyrant and a king . 374 . 376 Advice to prince Henry in the choice of his servants and assosiates 377 Describes the revolutionists of his time Of the nobility of ...
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... discovered that , however their man- ners varied as they arose from their different customs , they participated in the same intellectual faculties , suffered from the same wants , and were alive to the same pleasures ; they perceived ...
... discovered that , however their man- ners varied as they arose from their different customs , they participated in the same intellectual faculties , suffered from the same wants , and were alive to the same pleasures ; they perceived ...
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... scythe . When we become acquainted with the idea Father Malebranche attaches to the term learned , we understand him - and we smile . • claims , and discovered their long interrupted relationship with the 2 * LITERARY OPPONENTS , ETC. 17.
... scythe . When we become acquainted with the idea Father Malebranche attaches to the term learned , we understand him - and we smile . • claims , and discovered their long interrupted relationship with the 2 * LITERARY OPPONENTS , ETC. 17.
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... discovered , that " that unprosperous race of men , called men of letters , must necessarily occupy their present forlorn state in society much as formerly , when a scholar and a beggar seem to have been terms very nearly synonymous ...
... discovered , that " that unprosperous race of men , called men of letters , must necessarily occupy their present forlorn state in society much as formerly , when a scholar and a beggar seem to have been terms very nearly synonymous ...
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... discovered are only thence drawn out , genius unconsciously conducts itself by a uniform process ; and when this process had been traced , they inferred that what was done by some men , under the influence of fundamental laws which ...
... discovered are only thence drawn out , genius unconsciously conducts itself by a uniform process ; and when this process had been traced , they inferred that what was done by some men , under the influence of fundamental laws which ...
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