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Page i
... Principles , by which alone the Independence and Freedom of Nations can be preserved or recovered . By Wil- liam Wordsworth . 2. Letters from Portugal and Spain ; comprising an Account of the Operations of the Armies under their ...
... Principles , by which alone the Independence and Freedom of Nations can be preserved or recovered . By Wil- liam Wordsworth . 2. Letters from Portugal and Spain ; comprising an Account of the Operations of the Armies under their ...
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... Principles , by which alone the Independence and Freedom of Nations can be preserved or recovered . By Wil- liam Wordsworth . 2. Letters from Portugal and Spain ; comprising an Account of the Operations of the Armies under their ...
... Principles , by which alone the Independence and Freedom of Nations can be preserved or recovered . By Wil- liam Wordsworth . 2. Letters from Portugal and Spain ; comprising an Account of the Operations of the Armies under their ...
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... principles are at least as good as any of the new - fangled modes . So the popular tide , which , like other tides , is governed by the moon , has now begun as precipitately to flow up to the established marks , as of late it ebbed away ...
... principles are at least as good as any of the new - fangled modes . So the popular tide , which , like other tides , is governed by the moon , has now begun as precipitately to flow up to the established marks , as of late it ebbed away ...
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... principle of its catastrophe . Even though the final situation of this poem had been con- structed as ably as it is unskilfully , there would still be reason to regret the want of little previous circumstances , calculated to enliven ...
... principle of its catastrophe . Even though the final situation of this poem had been con- structed as ably as it is unskilfully , there would still be reason to regret the want of little previous circumstances , calculated to enliven ...
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... principles here quoted , we shall be absolutely compelled to allow that Gertrude affords " the highest delight which poetry produces : " for not only have most of the beauties which its advocates applaud , been entirely worked out by ...
... principles here quoted , we shall be absolutely compelled to allow that Gertrude affords " the highest delight which poetry produces : " for not only have most of the beauties which its advocates applaud , been entirely worked out by ...
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