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man's reflection converted the sounds talents acknowledged , ib . ... nothing to be gained thought and sound , 244 - articulation belongs to the internal as well as external , ib . by executing Davis , 160 — his wife justised ...
man's reflection converted the sounds talents acknowledged , ib . ... nothing to be gained thought and sound , 244 - articulation belongs to the internal as well as external , ib . by executing Davis , 160 — his wife justised ...
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... very thorough nor very exhaustive , but has many of the faults of a sketch ; among others , it quite fails to acquire the tone of authority , which is the natural accompaniment of a sure and sound acquaintance with the subject .
... very thorough nor very exhaustive , but has many of the faults of a sketch ; among others , it quite fails to acquire the tone of authority , which is the natural accompaniment of a sure and sound acquaintance with the subject .
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He was a man of magnificent schemes , but likewise he was a man of sound wisdom . If his ends had always been lofty , still his means had ever been vast . If his conceptions of his objects were colossal , no less so were his conceptions ...
He was a man of magnificent schemes , but likewise he was a man of sound wisdom . If his ends had always been lofty , still his means had ever been vast . If his conceptions of his objects were colossal , no less so were his conceptions ...
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It is easily seen in the provisions of this ' act , that its central idea is the establishment of one sound , uniform circulation , of equal value throughout the country , resting upon the foundation of national credit combined with ...
It is easily seen in the provisions of this ' act , that its central idea is the establishment of one sound , uniform circulation , of equal value throughout the country , resting upon the foundation of national credit combined with ...
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He was approaching fifty when he first held high office . Already he had gained an enviable reputation as an admirable scholar , a sound critic , and a judicious commenman . tator upon history and political science .
He was approaching fifty when he first held high office . Already he had gained an enviable reputation as an admirable scholar , a sound critic , and a judicious commenman . tator upon history and political science .
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