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Sivu 79
It has never attained nearly the reputation in this country which it deserves, either
in consequence of the English mind being less partial than the French to the
philosophy of human affairs, or, as is more probable, from the system of
education ...
It has never attained nearly the reputation in this country which it deserves, either
in consequence of the English mind being less partial than the French to the
philosophy of human affairs, or, as is more probable, from the system of
education ...
Sivu 93
They were a natural consequence of the municipal system, then universally
established as the very basis of civilisation in the whole Roman Empire, and may
be seen urging, from a similar cause, the Turkish Empire to dissolution at this day
.
They were a natural consequence of the municipal system, then universally
established as the very basis of civilisation in the whole Roman Empire, and may
be seen urging, from a similar cause, the Turkish Empire to dissolution at this day
.
Sivu 102
But other effects, of still greater consequence, followed, of a moral kind, which
have exercised the most important effects on the European manners and mind. “
The feudal proprietor established himself in an isolated place, which, for his own
...
But other effects, of still greater consequence, followed, of a moral kind, which
have exercised the most important effects on the European manners and mind. “
The feudal proprietor established himself in an isolated place, which, for his own
...
Sivu 103
What a feeling of individual consequence must such a situation have inspired—
what pride, what insolence, must it have engendered in his mind! Above him was
no superior of whose orders he was to be the mere interpreter or organ—around
...
What a feeling of individual consequence must such a situation have inspired—
what pride, what insolence, must it have engendered in his mind! Above him was
no superior of whose orders he was to be the mere interpreter or organ—around
...
Sivu 129
It is a most grievous but unavoidable consequence of this Original departure, as
we deem it, from right principle in dramatic composition, that it leads by a natural
and almost unavoidable transition to all the extravagances and meretricious aids
...
It is a most grievous but unavoidable consequence of this Original departure, as
we deem it, from right principle in dramatic composition, that it leads by a natural
and almost unavoidable transition to all the extravagances and meretricious aids
...
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| Otsikko | Essays, Political, Historical, and Miscellaneous, Nide 3 Essays, Political, Historical, and Miscellaneous, Archibald Alison |
| Kirjoittaja | Archibald Alison |
| Kustantaja | W. Blackwood, 1850 |
| Alkuperäisteoksen sijainti | Kalifornian yliopisto |
| Digitoitu | 18. lokakuu 2007 |
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