 ... book much more than the casual attention of one perusal. To go into the details (and in these of course the chief merit consists) is beyond our limits, but we cannot refrain from presenting our readers with the first glimpse which comes upon Mandeville's...  Mandeville: A Tale of the Seventeenth Century in England - 278 ページWilliam Godwin 著 - 1817 - 367 ページ全文表示 - この書籍について
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...readers with the first glimpse which comes upon Mandeville's own mind of the true nature of the result. " My nature would not permit me to hate the rabble,...for future time, was lost to me for ever. For these rcatont, all the offeaeei I received from inferior opponent*, left the figures and feature* to which... | |
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...readers with the first glimpse which comes upon Mandeville's own mind of the true nature of the result. " My nature would not permit me to hate the rabble,...time, was lost to me for ever. For these reasons, all tlie ofencei I received from inferior opponents, left Hie jigutcs and features to which they property... | |
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