The Southern Review, Том 4A. E. Miller., 1829 |
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... spirit of industry and enter- prize is characteristic of the American people . With the wide spread resources , in the midst of which they live , wealth must inevitably be their inheritance . Already has it enabled them to make several ...
... spirit of industry and enter- prize is characteristic of the American people . With the wide spread resources , in the midst of which they live , wealth must inevitably be their inheritance . Already has it enabled them to make several ...
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... spirit of fraternity unites him with other artists , and they regard the advancement of the profession as a com- mon cause . We have always thought it a circumstance unfa- vourable to the arts , and calculated to retard their progress ...
... spirit of fraternity unites him with other artists , and they regard the advancement of the profession as a com- mon cause . We have always thought it a circumstance unfa- vourable to the arts , and calculated to retard their progress ...
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... spirit of fraternity and mutual concession and respect , we hope that their solid acquire- ments , aided by the daily improving taste of the country , will enable them to triumph even over their gigantic enemy- " Old Pictures . " ART ...
... spirit of fraternity and mutual concession and respect , we hope that their solid acquire- ments , aided by the daily improving taste of the country , will enable them to triumph even over their gigantic enemy- " Old Pictures . " ART ...
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... spirit of research , were awakened from a long slumber , and mankind , in some measure , prepared by cowled and cloistered churchmen for the bold opin- ions which were soon to convulse all civilized nations . These opinions had been ...
... spirit of research , were awakened from a long slumber , and mankind , in some measure , prepared by cowled and cloistered churchmen for the bold opin- ions which were soon to convulse all civilized nations . These opinions had been ...
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... spirit of one church— for in England , Holland , Scotland , America , and in other coun- tries , Protestants have shewn themselves as much disposed , where they possessed undivided and undisputed power , to bind the human will to forms ...
... spirit of one church— for in England , Holland , Scotland , America , and in other coun- tries , Protestants have shewn themselves as much disposed , where they possessed undivided and undisputed power , to bind the human will to forms ...
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