The New-York Review, and Atheneum Magazine, Band 2William Cullen Bryant, Henry J. Anderson, Robert Charles Sands E. Bliss & E. White, 1825 |
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... matter ; the subject is not obscured by any difficulties which could be avoided ; and the manner of the author is per- spicuous , simple , and chaste , rendering the matter as inviting as it can possibly be made . The medical ...
... matter ; the subject is not obscured by any difficulties which could be avoided ; and the manner of the author is per- spicuous , simple , and chaste , rendering the matter as inviting as it can possibly be made . The medical ...
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... matter , and manfully uplifting his voice against pre- judice and error , boldly denounces the whole modern system of instruction . He is well aware of the ticklish ground he is upon . " Error of opinion ( to use his own words ) will ...
... matter , and manfully uplifting his voice against pre- judice and error , boldly denounces the whole modern system of instruction . He is well aware of the ticklish ground he is upon . " Error of opinion ( to use his own words ) will ...
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... matter of thought to the reader . And although we could have wished he had looked a little more upon the bright side of the picture , and softened down a few of its asperities , we hail , with pleasure , this stranger in the domains of ...
... matter of thought to the reader . And although we could have wished he had looked a little more upon the bright side of the picture , and softened down a few of its asperities , we hail , with pleasure , this stranger in the domains of ...
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... matter worthy of the intensest curi- osity , to mark the private calculations of those intellec- tual men , whose judgments were to control , or , at least , to direct the mass of public opinion ; and to read their thoughts and views ...
... matter worthy of the intensest curi- osity , to mark the private calculations of those intellec- tual men , whose judgments were to control , or , at least , to direct the mass of public opinion ; and to read their thoughts and views ...
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... matters , and nine about miscellaneous affairs In the session of 1776 , he was on two committees to draw papers , fifteen on military and naval concerns , and thirteen on miscellaneous matters ; in the session of 1777 , he was on two ...
... matters , and nine about miscellaneous affairs In the session of 1776 , he was on two committees to draw papers , fifteen on military and naval concerns , and thirteen on miscellaneous matters ; in the session of 1777 , he was on two ...
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