Southern Quarterly Review, Volume 30, Issue 2Daniel Kimball Whitaker, Milton Clapp, William Gilmore Simms, James Henley Thornwell Wiley & Putnam, 1967 |
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Page 395
... progress in his personal character must necessarily imply improvement somewhat propor- tionate in his social relations ; whereas the latter may be greatly ameliorated without producing any very perceptible effect upon the former , since ...
... progress in his personal character must necessarily imply improvement somewhat propor- tionate in his social relations ; whereas the latter may be greatly ameliorated without producing any very perceptible effect upon the former , since ...
Page 405
... Progress is one great feature of modern civilization ; unusual progress distinguishes that of America . On Cousin's philosophy , * our place in the series of ages , which bound the history of man , and even our geographical position ...
... Progress is one great feature of modern civilization ; unusual progress distinguishes that of America . On Cousin's philosophy , * our place in the series of ages , which bound the history of man , and even our geographical position ...
Page 407
... progress , that in proportion as our conceptions of the laws of na- ture become more clear and definite , in the same proportion does the light break in on every dark corner of every intricate combi- nation , and heart - breaking ...
... progress , that in proportion as our conceptions of the laws of na- ture become more clear and definite , in the same proportion does the light break in on every dark corner of every intricate combi- nation , and heart - breaking ...
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