Brownson's Quarterly ReviewOrestes Augustus Brownson Benjamin H. Greene, 1965 |
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... friends , prove that he did not lack tenderness of heart , and that he was susceptible of sincere and lasting friendship . But in his finished writings his air is too superb , his manner towards his opponents too disdainful . He seems ...
... friends , prove that he did not lack tenderness of heart , and that he was susceptible of sincere and lasting friendship . But in his finished writings his air is too superb , his manner towards his opponents too disdainful . He seems ...
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... friends than from his enemies , or rather he owes it prin- cipally to his pretended friends that he has enemies . They unduly praised him in the beginning , and called him “ the Young Napoleon , " before he had done anything to prove ...
... friends than from his enemies , or rather he owes it prin- cipally to his pretended friends that he has enemies . They unduly praised him in the beginning , and called him “ the Young Napoleon , " before he had done anything to prove ...
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... friends of Mr. Lincoln . But he has abil- ity , great tenacity of purpose , and rare energy of character , and comes nearer to one of Plutarch's great men than any other American we are acquainted with . He has a soul , and a soul that ...
... friends of Mr. Lincoln . But he has abil- ity , great tenacity of purpose , and rare energy of character , and comes nearer to one of Plutarch's great men than any other American we are acquainted with . He has a soul , and a soul that ...
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NUMBER I | 1 |
VINCENZO OR SUNKEN ROCKS | 45 |
POPULAR CORRUPTION AND VENALITY | 70 |
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