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The United States are the first nation that possessed institutions , and , of course , distinctive opinions of its own , that was ever depend- ent on a foreign people for its literature . Speaking the same language as the Eng- lish ...
The United States are the first nation that possessed institutions , and , of course , distinctive opinions of its own , that was ever depend- ent on a foreign people for its literature . Speaking the same language as the Eng- lish ...
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Thus literature is etherealized by assuming for its medium the human voice ; and knowledge , depositing all its heavier par- ticles , except , doubtless , its gold , becomes exhaled into a sound , which forthwith steals into the ever ...
Thus literature is etherealized by assuming for its medium the human voice ; and knowledge , depositing all its heavier par- ticles , except , doubtless , its gold , becomes exhaled into a sound , which forthwith steals into the ever ...
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