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Page 268
... success : but it soon met with the merited result ; the Portuguese rising up against their assailants , and , after great difficulties , driving them from their new acquisitions . This success of the Portuguese was chiefly due to the ...
... success : but it soon met with the merited result ; the Portuguese rising up against their assailants , and , after great difficulties , driving them from their new acquisitions . This success of the Portuguese was chiefly due to the ...
Page 301
... success , perpetually to feel that in such a career , although a failure is disgraceful , a victory is inglorious ; " Vincere inglorium - atteri sordidum . " These are the sentiments of Agricola and the words of Tacitus , and bespeak ...
... success , perpetually to feel that in such a career , although a failure is disgraceful , a victory is inglorious ; " Vincere inglorium - atteri sordidum . " These are the sentiments of Agricola and the words of Tacitus , and bespeak ...
Page 532
... praise every enterprite which is successful ; success itself , when the result is disad vantageous to the great whole of human concern , becoming only only a title to anger . No true glory , 532 Essay on the History of Political Economy .
... praise every enterprite which is successful ; success itself , when the result is disad vantageous to the great whole of human concern , becoming only only a title to anger . No true glory , 532 Essay on the History of Political Economy .
Contents
OF | 1 |
Sermons collective See Skurray | 5 |
Elegy on the Death of Richard Rey | 13 |
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