The Southern Review, Том 4A. E. Miller., 1829 |
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... ment , in all the letters . If such a similarity exists manifestly in a few , it will suffice to establish , upon high probability , the community of origin . In the next section , Mr. Higgins enters into a minute comparison of the ...
... ment , in all the letters . If such a similarity exists manifestly in a few , it will suffice to establish , upon high probability , the community of origin . In the next section , Mr. Higgins enters into a minute comparison of the ...
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... ment of the number of stones in the ancient circles , with the cycles , ( p . 239. ) Mr. Higgins thinks he has discovered allu- sions to the Metonic Cycle of nineteen years , and the Neros of six hundred , at Amesbury and Stonehenge ...
... ment of the number of stones in the ancient circles , with the cycles , ( p . 239. ) Mr. Higgins thinks he has discovered allu- sions to the Metonic Cycle of nineteen years , and the Neros of six hundred , at Amesbury and Stonehenge ...
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... ment two circumstances are requisite ; first , that a body of men shall unite to form a political society ; and secondly , that they shall have de- termined in what form it shall be ruled : hence the social compact , and the ...
... ment two circumstances are requisite ; first , that a body of men shall unite to form a political society ; and secondly , that they shall have de- termined in what form it shall be ruled : hence the social compact , and the ...
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... ment , affect to question the truth of the declaration ? And , if they admit it , then how can they deny to the majority of an in- dependent , sovereign people , the right of deciding for the whole ? The English courts , according to ...
... ment , affect to question the truth of the declaration ? And , if they admit it , then how can they deny to the majority of an in- dependent , sovereign people , the right of deciding for the whole ? The English courts , according to ...
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... ment was the first fruits of their prosperity , and they are rapidly disenthralling themselves from the heavy maledictions shed upon the land , not only by the genius of architecture , as Mr. Jefferson says , but of many other of the ...
... ment was the first fruits of their prosperity , and they are rapidly disenthralling themselves from the heavy maledictions shed upon the land , not only by the genius of architecture , as Mr. Jefferson says , but of many other of the ...
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