...multitude: the first is there source of intrigue, and produces only secondary results ; the second is the resort of genius, and transforms the face of the universe.>' The beauties of Homer reached him even through translation ; and he selects those traits in the Homeric...

...the multitude: the first is the source of intrigue, and produces only secondary results ; the second is the resort of genius, and transforms the face of the universe." The beauties of Homer reached him even through translation ; and he selects those traits in the Homeric...

...multitude: the first is there source of intrigue, and produces only secondary results ; the second is the resort of genius, and transforms the face of the universe.'' The beauties of Homer reached him even through translation ; and he selects those traits in the Homeric...

...multitude : the first is the source of intrigue, and produces only» secondary results ; the second is the resort of genius, and transforms the face of the universe." The beauties of Homer reached him even through translation ; and he selects those traits in the Homeric...

...authority for the date of the Koran which Napoleon seems to speak of as an acknowledged, well-known fact. " The Emperor adverting to the truth of history, expressed...his death, may have recorded many falsehoods. The empire of the Prophet, his doctrine and his mission, being / * Preface, p. Ixii. F established and...

...different occupations. He dictated every morning on ihe events of 1814. 80 MY. RESIDENCE WITH .. [April, Sir Hudson Lowe came to visit our establishment. He...having been written thirty years after his death, " inay have recorded many falsehoods. The em" pire of the Prophet, his doctrine and his mis" sion,...

...multitude. The first is the resource of intrigue, and produces only secondary results ; the second is the resort of genius, and transforms the face of the universe."-— NAFUI.EOH, Lot Catei, t. ii. p. 80.] . Perhaps, too, he remembered his own proclamations while in Egypt,...

...multitude. The first is the resource of intrigue, and produces only secondary results ; the second is the resort of genius, and transforms the face of the universe."— NAPOLEON, Lot Cates, t. ii. p. 80.] Perhaps, too, he remembered his own proclamations while in Egypt,...

...multitude. The first is the resource of intrigue, and produces only secondary results : the second is the resort of genius, and transforms the face of...his death, may have recorded many falsehoods. The Empire of the Prophet, his doctrine and his mission, being established and fulfilled, people might...

...the multitude. The first is the resource of intrigue and produces only secondary results, the second is the resort of genius and transforms the face of the universe." 1 In appealing to the masses, debaters often lost the support of elites. John Quincy Adams was contemptuous...