The Monthly Review, Volumen1Hurst, Robinson, 1833 |
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appears anxious to excite , has no other source than what can be derived from a well organized , well developed , fiction . The rising of the curtain ( if we may be allowed to take a liberty which the kindred alliance between the drama ...
appears anxious to excite , has no other source than what can be derived from a well organized , well developed , fiction . The rising of the curtain ( if we may be allowed to take a liberty which the kindred alliance between the drama ...
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... appears to us , on a narrower survey of the subject , that the whole system of Ameri- can education is subservient to the propagation and discussion of political opinions . We shall pass , therefore , from this subject to that of the ...
... appears to us , on a narrower survey of the subject , that the whole system of Ameri- can education is subservient to the propagation and discussion of political opinions . We shall pass , therefore , from this subject to that of the ...
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... appears , must have been waylaid by the conspirators . " 66 Not content with the zeal of her household , " continued the General , in a more soothing tone , " it appears that her Highness insisted upon ac- companying her servants on ...
... appears , must have been waylaid by the conspirators . " 66 Not content with the zeal of her household , " continued the General , in a more soothing tone , " it appears that her Highness insisted upon ac- companying her servants on ...
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