Critical and Historical Essays: Contributed to the Edinburgh Review, Volume 3B. Tauchnitz, 1850 - 1742 pagina's |
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Pagina 3
... facts cannot be disputed , we cling to the hope that there may be some explanation or some extenuating circum- stance with which we are unacquainted . Just such is the feel- ulting which a man of liberal education naturally entertains ...
... facts cannot be disputed , we cling to the hope that there may be some explanation or some extenuating circum- stance with which we are unacquainted . Just such is the feel- ulting which a man of liberal education naturally entertains ...
Pagina 4
... facts with all the effrontery of an advocate , and confounds right and wrong with all the dexterity of a Jesuit ; and all this only in order that some man who has been in his grave during many ages may have a fairer character than he ...
... facts with all the effrontery of an advocate , and confounds right and wrong with all the dexterity of a Jesuit ; and all this only in order that some man who has been in his grave during many ages may have a fairer character than he ...
Pagina 5
... facts . Mr. Montagu's faith is sincere and implicit . He practises no trickery . He conceals nothing . He puts the facts LORD BACON . 5.
... facts . Mr. Montagu's faith is sincere and implicit . He practises no trickery . He conceals nothing . He puts the facts LORD BACON . 5.
Pagina 6
... facts before us in the full confidence that they will produce on our minds the effect which they have produced on his own . It is not till he comes to reason from facts to motives that his partiality shows itself ; and then he leaves ...
... facts before us in the full confidence that they will produce on our minds the effect which they have produced on his own . It is not till he comes to reason from facts to motives that his partiality shows itself ; and then he leaves ...
Pagina 8
... fact that they were all members of the same university . The two great national seats of learning had even then acquired the characters which they still retain . In intellectual activity , and in readiness to admit improvements , the ...
... fact that they were all members of the same university . The two great national seats of learning had even then acquired the characters which they still retain . In intellectual activity , and in readiness to admit improvements , the ...
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