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...flebilia occidit."— HOR. " OTJR notions," says an able writer, " upon the subject of biography, may be extravagant ; but if an individual is really of consequence...relations of his character. How did the world and the man's life, from his particular position, modify him from without; how did he modify these from...

...flebilis occidit."— HOR. " OUR notions," says an able writer, " upon the subject of biography, may be extravagant ; but if an individual is really of consequence...relations of his character. How did the world and the man's life, from his particular position, modify him from without; how did he modify these from...

...Carlyle's essay on Burns, and marked "This must be remembered if I ever have to write a biography" : — " If an individual is really of consequence enough to...relations of his character. How did the world and roan's life from his particular position represent themselves to his mind ? How did coexisting circumstances...

...biography of any one whose life is really worth the reading should be written : THE IDEAL OF A BIOGEAPHY. " Our notions upon this subject may perhaps appear extravagant...relations of his character. How did the world and the man's life, from his particular position, represent themselves to his mind? How did coexisting...

...any one whose life is really worth the reading should be written : THE IDEAL OF A RIOGRAPHY. " Onr notions upon this subject may perhaps appear extravagant...relations of his character. How did the world and the man's life, from his particular position, represent themselves to his mind ? How did coexisting...

...receiving some fresh accession, — as to the limited and imperfect application of them to the great end of Biography. Our notions upon this subject may perhaps...really of consequence enough to have his life and i character recorded for public remembrance, we have always been of opinion, that the public ought...

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