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Our subject is one of which so many false notions have been entertained and disseminated by speculative writers , that wo have deemed it expedient to give the facts we wish to illustrate in connection with the lives of some of the most ...
Our subject is one of which so many false notions have been entertained and disseminated by speculative writers , that wo have deemed it expedient to give the facts we wish to illustrate in connection with the lives of some of the most ...
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... appears evident from the fact that he , in nearly all of them , adverts to and laments his sightless condition . Notwithstanding the almost universal applause and admiration which these compositions have received from all lovers of ...
... appears evident from the fact that he , in nearly all of them , adverts to and laments his sightless condition . Notwithstanding the almost universal applause and admiration which these compositions have received from all lovers of ...
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... critical dissertation concerning the poems of Ossian , so thoroughly canvassed the subject , and by facts , deductions , and arguments , proved them to be the genuine poems of Ossian , that there is scarcely room left for a doubt .
... critical dissertation concerning the poems of Ossian , so thoroughly canvassed the subject , and by facts , deductions , and arguments , proved them to be the genuine poems of Ossian , that there is scarcely room left for a doubt .
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But that these marks of recognition are not so apparent to the seeing , is clearly manifest from the following remarks of Dr. Kitto , relative to Homer and his writings : “ The fact that he was blind , ” says this celebrated author ...
But that these marks of recognition are not so apparent to the seeing , is clearly manifest from the following remarks of Dr. Kitto , relative to Homer and his writings : “ The fact that he was blind , ” says this celebrated author ...
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It is a well known matter of fact , as well as history , that there is scarcely a single branch of natural science yet developed , requiring the minutest calculation or profoundest thought , in which blind persons have not been ...
It is a well known matter of fact , as well as history , that there is scarcely a single branch of natural science yet developed , requiring the minutest calculation or profoundest thought , in which blind persons have not been ...
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| Titel | Beauties and Achievements of the Blind |
| Autoren | William Artman, Lansing V. Hall |
| Verlag | Published for the authors, 1864 |
| Original von | University of Wisconsin - Madison |
| Digitalisiert | 21. Nov. 2017 |
| Länge | 387 Seiten |
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