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Page 263
... minds of his pupils , ' So little was Mr. B. aware of the consequences of this in- vestigation , that , as he assures us ... mind and his early opinions were too deeply rooted , and too intimately associated with the whole system of his ...
... minds of his pupils , ' So little was Mr. B. aware of the consequences of this in- vestigation , that , as he assures us ... mind and his early opinions were too deeply rooted , and too intimately associated with the whole system of his ...
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... mind , capacious and intel- ligent , at one view grasped the whole subject of debate , at one glance he saw the weak and the strong parts of his adversary's defence , and with masterly dexterity he combated the most formidable opponent ...
... mind , capacious and intel- ligent , at one view grasped the whole subject of debate , at one glance he saw the weak and the strong parts of his adversary's defence , and with masterly dexterity he combated the most formidable opponent ...
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... mind is no easy task . His history is the history of civilized nations ; as his counsels directed or influenced every measure which was carried into execution in every corner of the habitable globe . To him particularly belonged con ...
... mind is no easy task . His history is the history of civilized nations ; as his counsels directed or influenced every measure which was carried into execution in every corner of the habitable globe . To him particularly belonged con ...
Contents
Margills Account of Tunis | 34 |
Man Conduct of a Poem | 54 |
ADDRESS to the Public | 83 |
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