The New-York Review, and Atheneum Magazine, Volumes 1-2E. Bliss & E. White, 1825 |
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... effect of these subjects upon the mind of the writer is not such as to ensure the free and happy exertion of his pow- ers . The habitual reverence with which we regard them , awes and represses the imagination . The dread of taking ...
... effect of these subjects upon the mind of the writer is not such as to ensure the free and happy exertion of his pow- ers . The habitual reverence with which we regard them , awes and represses the imagination . The dread of taking ...
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... effect , and though composed with little skill in the deli- neation of character , and overloaded with ambitious ornament , are yet much sought after , and read with interest and pleasure . It is owing , we suspect , to some other cause ...
... effect , and though composed with little skill in the deli- neation of character , and overloaded with ambitious ornament , are yet much sought after , and read with interest and pleasure . It is owing , we suspect , to some other cause ...
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... effects . It imposes a pecuniary burden of vexatious magnitude on the industrious classes of society ; it operates ... effect of checking a deluge of Vandalism , like that which , in ancient times , poured upon the delicious regions of ...
... effects . It imposes a pecuniary burden of vexatious magnitude on the industrious classes of society ; it operates ... effect of checking a deluge of Vandalism , like that which , in ancient times , poured upon the delicious regions of ...
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... effect which would follow an adop- tion of Mr. Calhoun's plan to its full extent , would be the ne- cessity of elevating the character and increasing the efficiency of the militia of the country . In proportion as the peace estab ...
... effect which would follow an adop- tion of Mr. Calhoun's plan to its full extent , would be the ne- cessity of elevating the character and increasing the efficiency of the militia of the country . In proportion as the peace estab ...
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ing and giving them effect . We shall , therefore , only be likely to engage in hostilities when we are stimulated by flagrant acts of aggression , unless we should be seduced by the spirit of con- quest , -- and this cannot take place ...
ing and giving them effect . We shall , therefore , only be likely to engage in hostilities when we are stimulated by flagrant acts of aggression , unless we should be seduced by the spirit of con- quest , -- and this cannot take place ...
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