Essays on Various Subjects, 2Johnson, 1809 |
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... MACHINERY OF THE ANCIENT EPic poem Page 75 , 99 ESSAY XII . ON THE MORAL INFLUENCE OF HISTORY Page 139 . ON ESSAY XIII . NATURAL AND MORAL PHILOSOPHY , AND THE PROPER MANNER OF PHILOSOPHIZING IN BOTH Page 179 ESSAY ESSAY XIV . ON ...
... MACHINERY OF THE ANCIENT EPic poem Page 75 , 99 ESSAY XII . ON THE MORAL INFLUENCE OF HISTORY Page 139 . ON ESSAY XIII . NATURAL AND MORAL PHILOSOPHY , AND THE PROPER MANNER OF PHILOSOPHIZING IN BOTH Page 179 ESSAY ESSAY XIV . ON ...
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... evi- dence of our senses instruct us , we are led to this conclusion , and beyond these I have no authority for any conclusion . ESSAY } ESSAY X. ON THE MACHINERY OF THE ANCIENT EPIC ON THE IMMATERIALITY OF THE SOUL . 73.
... evi- dence of our senses instruct us , we are led to this conclusion , and beyond these I have no authority for any conclusion . ESSAY } ESSAY X. ON THE MACHINERY OF THE ANCIENT EPIC ON THE IMMATERIALITY OF THE SOUL . 73.
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George Walker. ESSAY X. ON THE MACHINERY OF THE ANCIENT EPIC POEM . Ir prejudice apart from sound judgment de- cide in matters of religion and philosophy , where sound judgment alone ought to ... MACHINERY OF THE ANCIENT EPic poem Page 75, ...
George Walker. ESSAY X. ON THE MACHINERY OF THE ANCIENT EPIC POEM . Ir prejudice apart from sound judgment de- cide in matters of religion and philosophy , where sound judgment alone ought to ... MACHINERY OF THE ANCIENT EPic poem Page 75, ...
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... pular belief of their day , and on which the machinery of their epic poem is founded , is supposed to derive to it its special advan- tage ; VOL . II . G po- tage ; as this advantage is not allowed to the OF THE ANCIENT EPIC POEM . 81.
... pular belief of their day , and on which the machinery of their epic poem is founded , is supposed to derive to it its special advan- tage ; VOL . II . G po- tage ; as this advantage is not allowed to the OF THE ANCIENT EPIC POEM . 81.
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