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veneration for such a character ; and , if we may be allowed the liberty of giving expression to our feelings , we will add , by our affection for such a friend ! Let us now hasten to impart to our readers as much of the contents of the ...
veneration for such a character ; and , if we may be allowed the liberty of giving expression to our feelings , we will add , by our affection for such a friend ! Let us now hasten to impart to our readers as much of the contents of the ...
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Atkinson and Walker take the pas of those gentlemen who deal merely in Costume ; on the ground that character , action , and expression , and not the minute particulars of dress , form the distinguishing features of nations .
Atkinson and Walker take the pas of those gentlemen who deal merely in Costume ; on the ground that character , action , and expression , and not the minute particulars of dress , form the distinguishing features of nations .
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External circumstances are appropriated to no inherent dignity of character , and are , often , the means of debasing it . But , religious and moral enjoyments are the peculiar privileges of the wise and good , who are not excluded from ...
External circumstances are appropriated to no inherent dignity of character , and are , often , the means of debasing it . But , religious and moral enjoyments are the peculiar privileges of the wise and good , who are not excluded from ...
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| Title | The Monthly Review, Or, Literary Journal Volumes 1215-1247 of Early English newspapers Volumes 384-432 of English literary periodicals |
| Contributors | Ralph Griffiths, G. E. Griffiths |
| Publisher | R. Griffiths, 1804 |
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