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Page 90
... principal facts , which have brought the business of education for the poor to the state in which we now happily behold it ; a state , the unexpected feli- city of which we owe , beyond a controversy , and owe entirely , to Joseph ...
... principal facts , which have brought the business of education for the poor to the state in which we now happily behold it ; a state , the unexpected feli- city of which we owe , beyond a controversy , and owe entirely , to Joseph ...
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... principal theme to a cluster of subordinate topics ; the train of reasoning is allowed to escape ; and not only force but per- spicuity disappears in the endless labyrinth . Another conse- quence of such careless composition is the ...
... principal theme to a cluster of subordinate topics ; the train of reasoning is allowed to escape ; and not only force but per- spicuity disappears in the endless labyrinth . Another conse- quence of such careless composition is the ...
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... principal cause , not- withstanding the truculent evidence of its exclusive operations . ' Speaking of another æra , more recent but equally gloomy , Mr. N. tells us ( p . 172. ) of the multitudinous evils of war , ' and of the ...
... principal cause , not- withstanding the truculent evidence of its exclusive operations . ' Speaking of another æra , more recent but equally gloomy , Mr. N. tells us ( p . 172. ) of the multitudinous evils of war , ' and of the ...
Contents
Margills Account of Tunis | 34 |
Man Conduct of a Poem | 54 |
ADDRESS to the Public | 83 |
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