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... less visionary and still less simple - hearted . They aspired to know where their ancestors had been content to doubt ; they began to doubt where their ancestors had thought it their duty believe . Aristophanes is fond of alluding to ...
... less visionary and still less simple - hearted . They aspired to know where their ancestors had been content to doubt ; they began to doubt where their ancestors had thought it their duty believe . Aristophanes is fond of alluding to ...
Page 316
... less understood . Many devices which now bitants saw him seated on a stone spout near mitigate the heat of the climate , preserve the summit . They also relate how he formed health , and prolong life , were unknown . all the good - for ...
... less understood . Many devices which now bitants saw him seated on a stone spout near mitigate the heat of the climate , preserve the summit . They also relate how he formed health , and prolong life , were unknown . all the good - for ...
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... less supported theory of the constitution , became obsolete in by public opinion in their meddling . That practice ... less glaring abuses to attack . There would have been less misgovernment and less reform . We should not have been ...
... less supported theory of the constitution , became obsolete in by public opinion in their meddling . That practice ... less glaring abuses to attack . There would have been less misgovernment and less reform . We should not have been ...
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Edinburgh Review 1827 | 67 |
SOUTHEYS COLLOQUIES ON SOCIETY | 99 |
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