The Edinburgh Review, Volume 10A. and C. Black, 1807 - English literature |
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Page 8
... feeling is propagated in the country , that no extraordi- nary exertions can be necessary to repel these presumptuous in- vaders ; and it is but too familiar and obvious a truth , that no- thing but a conviction of absolute necessity ...
... feeling is propagated in the country , that no extraordi- nary exertions can be necessary to repel these presumptuous in- vaders ; and it is but too familiar and obvious a truth , that no- thing but a conviction of absolute necessity ...
Page 12
... feelings of distrust and jealousy . This was the state of things in France immediately before the revolution ; and was undoubtedly the true efficient cause of that prodigious explosion . With an immense body of information and genius in ...
... feelings of distrust and jealousy . This was the state of things in France immediately before the revolution ; and was undoubtedly the true efficient cause of that prodigious explosion . With an immense body of information and genius in ...
Page 87
... feeling to return to its former level . ' Vol . I. P. 13 . This may serve , once for all , as a specimen of Mr Clarkson's taste , and his powers in fine writing , and as an apology for our abstaining , in our charity , from making any ...
... feeling to return to its former level . ' Vol . I. P. 13 . This may serve , once for all , as a specimen of Mr Clarkson's taste , and his powers in fine writing , and as an apology for our abstaining , in our charity , from making any ...
Page 88
... feelings which ought to be fuppreffed ; a rais ing even of the voice beyond due bounds , is difcouraged as leading to the difturbance of their minds . They are taught to rife in the morn- ing in quietnefs ; to go about their ordinary ...
... feelings which ought to be fuppreffed ; a rais ing even of the voice beyond due bounds , is difcouraged as leading to the difturbance of their minds . They are taught to rife in the morn- ing in quietnefs ; to go about their ordinary ...
Page 114
... feelings born , And of each future age the fcorn TYRON achieved the deed malign , TYRON , the name of every fin . Hell's bafeft fiends the flame furveyed , And smiled to fee deftruction spread ; While Satan , blushing deep , looked on ...
... feelings born , And of each future age the fcorn TYRON achieved the deed malign , TYRON , the name of every fin . Hell's bafeft fiends the flame furveyed , And smiled to fee deftruction spread ; While Satan , blushing deep , looked on ...
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