American Quarterly Review, Том 21Carey, Lea & Carey, 1837 |
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... admiration has been caught altogether by surprise , and he been induced to waste his praise and his time upon sheer nonsense . 1 See American Quarterly Review , No. 39 . Notwithstanding all this , few , very few would regret 28 [ March ...
... admiration has been caught altogether by surprise , and he been induced to waste his praise and his time upon sheer nonsense . 1 See American Quarterly Review , No. 39 . Notwithstanding all this , few , very few would regret 28 [ March ...
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... admired the Greeks and the Romans ; they sought after and studied their works , but , instead of suf- fering themselves to be mastered by , they mastered them , moulded them to their will , rendering them French , and heightening their ...
... admired the Greeks and the Romans ; they sought after and studied their works , but , instead of suf- fering themselves to be mastered by , they mastered them , moulded them to their will , rendering them French , and heightening their ...
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... his leisure , as Montesquieu says of Alexander . " For him he professes extreme admiration ; and yet , from certain VOL . XXI.-NO. 41 . 6 opinions and expressions he hazards , we are inclined to 1837. ] 41 Chateaubriand's Sketches .
... his leisure , as Montesquieu says of Alexander . " For him he professes extreme admiration ; and yet , from certain VOL . XXI.-NO. 41 . 6 opinions and expressions he hazards , we are inclined to 1837. ] 41 Chateaubriand's Sketches .
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... admired theoretically in England , in practice the case is quite otherwise . And he founds his argument upon the fact of his plays having been altered and adapted to the stage . " Why 42 [ March , Chateaubriand's Sketches .
... admired theoretically in England , in practice the case is quite otherwise . And he founds his argument upon the fact of his plays having been altered and adapted to the stage . " Why 42 [ March , Chateaubriand's Sketches .
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... admiring country , their splen . dour was duly acknowledged , and they have been worshipped unceasingly since . The universality of Shakspeare's talent , our author thinks , has tended to corrupt dramatic literature , and founded the ...
... admiring country , their splen . dour was duly acknowledged , and they have been worshipped unceasingly since . The universality of Shakspeare's talent , our author thinks , has tended to corrupt dramatic literature , and founded the ...
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