The North American Review, Volume 4University of Northern Iowa, 1965 |
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... eloquence , such as kindled the old republicks to madness , and led them to deal with the state and its glory as playthings for their pas- sions . It is not now considered as an insult to the free , to tell them that they must respect ...
... eloquence , such as kindled the old republicks to madness , and led them to deal with the state and its glory as playthings for their pas- sions . It is not now considered as an insult to the free , to tell them that they must respect ...
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... eloquence . The stand- ard with us is so very low , that we hear men called ora- tors for smooth fluency or unimpassioned gracefulness and propriety . A hard clean voice , that travels for an hour over all sorts of surface , without one ...
... eloquence . The stand- ard with us is so very low , that we hear men called ora- tors for smooth fluency or unimpassioned gracefulness and propriety . A hard clean voice , that travels for an hour over all sorts of surface , without one ...
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... eloquence , and to shew how much better it is to leave truth to its own power , to lay by the drapery of speech , and main- tain a sturdy good sense and homely simplicity of man- ner . And we admit , that if the end of just eloquence ...
... eloquence , and to shew how much better it is to leave truth to its own power , to lay by the drapery of speech , and main- tain a sturdy good sense and homely simplicity of man- ner . And we admit , that if the end of just eloquence ...
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