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The powers of his mind had grown to their full stature and strength before the
period of his well - known and ever - to - be - lamented arrival in Edinburgh .
Thenceforward they underwent no extraordinary change either of improvement or
...
The powers of his mind had grown to their full stature and strength before the
period of his well - known and ever - to - be - lamented arrival in Edinburgh .
Thenceforward they underwent no extraordinary change either of improvement or
...
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A RETROSPECT OF LITERATURE , FROM THE EARLIEST PERIOD TO THE
TWELFTH CENTURY OF THE CHRISTIAN ERA . 2 А RETROSPECT OF
LITERATURE , FROM THE EARLIEST PERIOD TO A RETROSPECT OF
LITERATURE.
A RETROSPECT OF LITERATURE , FROM THE EARLIEST PERIOD TO THE
TWELFTH CENTURY OF THE CHRISTIAN ERA . 2 А RETROSPECT OF
LITERATURE , FROM THE EARLIEST PERIOD TO A RETROSPECT OF
LITERATURE.
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А RETROSPECT OF LITERATURE , FROM THE EARLIEST PERIOD TO THE
TWELFTH CENTURY OF THE CHRISTIAN ERA . N ° 1 . The Permanence of
Words . An eloquent , but extravagant , writer has hazarded the assertion , that “
words ...
А RETROSPECT OF LITERATURE , FROM THE EARLIEST PERIOD TO THE
TWELFTH CENTURY OF THE CHRISTIAN ERA . N ° 1 . The Permanence of
Words . An eloquent , but extravagant , writer has hazarded the assertion , that “
words ...
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Within the period above alluded to , but especially after the battles of Marathon
and Salamis had raised the reputation of their arms to an equality with the
eminence of their arts , the greatest number of their greatest men appeared , and
...
Within the period above alluded to , but especially after the battles of Marathon
and Salamis had raised the reputation of their arms to an equality with the
eminence of their arts , the greatest number of their greatest men appeared , and
...
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It has been already stated , that the period from Pisistratus to Philip of Macedon
was the golden age of Grecian fame ; literature and freedom flourishing together ,
and they ought never to be separated . Literature , when freedom is lost ...
It has been already stated , that the period from Pisistratus to Philip of Macedon
was the golden age of Grecian fame ; literature and freedom flourishing together ,
and they ought never to be separated . Literature , when freedom is lost ...
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書誌情報
| 書籍名 | Lectures on poetry and general literature |
| 著者 | James Montgomery |
| 出版社 | Longman, Rees, Orme, Brown, Green, & Longman, 1833 |
| 書籍の提供元 | 大英図書館 |
| デジタル化された日 | 2014年9月17日 |
| ページ数 | 394 ページ |
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