Brownson's Quarterly Review, Volume 1Orestes Augustus Brownson Benjamin H. Greene, 1965 |
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... less bitter and sarcastic ; if the smile on his lips was less self - com- placent , less sardonic , more genial and warmer , more evi- dently a smile of the heart . The irony of Plato charins us and binds us to him as our brother , even ...
... less bitter and sarcastic ; if the smile on his lips was less self - com- placent , less sardonic , more genial and warmer , more evi- dently a smile of the heart . The irony of Plato charins us and binds us to him as our brother , even ...
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... empiri- cal , psychological , and less ultimate than the Common Sense of Reid . He is more abstract , more difficult to understand , than the Scotsman , but his philosophy is really less 1864. ] 295 Giobertian Philosophy .
... empiri- cal , psychological , and less ultimate than the Common Sense of Reid . He is more abstract , more difficult to understand , than the Scotsman , but his philosophy is really less 1864. ] 295 Giobertian Philosophy .
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... less in earnest than our predecessors , believe less in mind , and more in matter . We have read no public document more truly liberal and more tolerant in its spirit and provisions than the Edict of Constantine the Great , giving ...
... less in earnest than our predecessors , believe less in mind , and more in matter . We have read no public document more truly liberal and more tolerant in its spirit and provisions than the Edict of Constantine the Great , giving ...
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NUMBER I | 1 |
VINCENZO OR SUNKEN ROCKS | 45 |
POPULAR CORRUPTION AND VENALITY | 70 |
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