American Literature ; an Historical Sketch, 1620-1880A. and C. Black, 1882 - 472 страница |
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... interest on the capital we take with us . " He that would bring home the wealth of the Indies must carry out the wealth of the Indies . " Many English men and women who run abroad , a show to others , themselves see nothing . If we go ...
... interest on the capital we take with us . " He that would bring home the wealth of the Indies must carry out the wealth of the Indies . " Many English men and women who run abroad , a show to others , themselves see nothing . If we go ...
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... interests , of which we hear so much , it is not always safe to treat a great country after the manner of the reviewer who never read a book on which he was about to decide , lest it should prejudice his judgment . There are some cases ...
... interests , of which we hear so much , it is not always safe to treat a great country after the manner of the reviewer who never read a book on which he was about to decide , lest it should prejudice his judgment . There are some cases ...
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... interest , likely to become classical ; and Bishop Berkeley's sanguine prophecy of another golden age of arts in the happier Empire of the West still awaits fulfilment . This fact , attributable in part to obvious historical causes , is ...
... interest , likely to become classical ; and Bishop Berkeley's sanguine prophecy of another golden age of arts in the happier Empire of the West still awaits fulfilment . This fact , attributable in part to obvious historical causes , is ...
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... interests and conflicting social principles , a fanaticism on both sides in politics is developed , only less fierce than that of rival religions ; that when the strife thickens , the hottest , not the clearest , heads lead the masses ...
... interests and conflicting social principles , a fanaticism on both sides in politics is developed , only less fierce than that of rival religions ; that when the strife thickens , the hottest , not the clearest , heads lead the masses ...
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... interest in business are of course everything ; those of principle , or art , or patriotism , nothing . As long , there- fore , as a publisher in Boston or New York can republish a good book or a bad book that has been puffed into large ...
... interest in business are of course everything ; those of principle , or art , or patriotism , nothing . As long , there- fore , as a publisher in Boston or New York can republish a good book or a bad book that has been puffed into large ...
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