The New-York Review, and Atheneum Magazine, Volumes 1-2E. Bliss & E. White, 1825 |
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... relation with the Divine Being , which rebukes and repels earthly sympathy . These are diffi- culties serious difficulties ; but they are not insurmountable . They render the work of the poet arduous - not impossible . The imagination ...
... relation with the Divine Being , which rebukes and repels earthly sympathy . These are diffi- culties serious difficulties ; but they are not insurmountable . They render the work of the poet arduous - not impossible . The imagination ...
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... relations of our country with other nations , the nature of our social organization , and the intellectual condition of the people , give us elements of stability and exemption from public commotions , both external and domestic , which ...
... relations of our country with other nations , the nature of our social organization , and the intellectual condition of the people , give us elements of stability and exemption from public commotions , both external and domestic , which ...
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... establishment in this country , so long as its existing relations to the government and the people are unchanged , cannot become dangerous to our VOL . I. 3 free institutions . It might , no doubt , be 1825. ] 17 Standing Armies .
... establishment in this country , so long as its existing relations to the government and the people are unchanged , cannot become dangerous to our VOL . I. 3 free institutions . It might , no doubt , be 1825. ] 17 Standing Armies .
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... relations with foreign states . That a consideration of the inconsistent spirit of free institutions and standing armies makes no part of the standard , is evident , from the fact that the latter would invariably be enlarged to meet any ...
... relations with foreign states . That a consideration of the inconsistent spirit of free institutions and standing armies makes no part of the standard , is evident , from the fact that the latter would invariably be enlarged to meet any ...
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... relations of cause and effect , this position will be support- ed by any reference which can be made to the annals of socie- ty , at any stage of its progress . Upon the strength of this prin- ciple alone , we should prefer a native to ...
... relations of cause and effect , this position will be support- ed by any reference which can be made to the annals of socie- ty , at any stage of its progress . Upon the strength of this prin- ciple alone , we should prefer a native to ...
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