The Analectic Magazine, Volume 3Published and sold by Moses Thomas, 1814 |
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... produced to the world . We feel , how- ever , a strong conviction , that if the author had been consulted whether , in case of his not living to reduce to a correcter form some of the pieces which are presented in this volume , he would ...
... produced to the world . We feel , how- ever , a strong conviction , that if the author had been consulted whether , in case of his not living to reduce to a correcter form some of the pieces which are presented in this volume , he would ...
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... produced , has shed lustre upon his permanent reflections , and crowned them with the wreath of victorious truth . His prophecies are daily receiving their fulfilment , and time is do- ing homage to the wisdom of his calculations . So ...
... produced , has shed lustre upon his permanent reflections , and crowned them with the wreath of victorious truth . His prophecies are daily receiving their fulfilment , and time is do- ing homage to the wisdom of his calculations . So ...
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... stimulating effects of public agitation produce sometimes a glow- ing vivacity of national character very favourable to the efforts of oratory : but it is untrue and absurd to suppose WORKS OF THE RIGHT HON . EDMUND BURKE . 5.
... stimulating effects of public agitation produce sometimes a glow- ing vivacity of national character very favourable to the efforts of oratory : but it is untrue and absurd to suppose WORKS OF THE RIGHT HON . EDMUND BURKE . 5.
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... produce , are the witnesses in our bosoms to the substantial superiority of Burke . For the decoration of these solid materials Mr. Burke had within himself , or within his reach , an exhaustless store of imagery and diction . The whole ...
... produce , are the witnesses in our bosoms to the substantial superiority of Burke . For the decoration of these solid materials Mr. Burke had within himself , or within his reach , an exhaustless store of imagery and diction . The whole ...
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... produced . So vast and varied were the powers of his oratory , so astonishing his force and celerity , that though the clearest , and most natural of all speakers , he became sometimes obscure from the difficulty alone of following him ...
... produced . So vast and varied were the powers of his oratory , so astonishing his force and celerity , that though the clearest , and most natural of all speakers , he became sometimes obscure from the difficulty alone of following him ...
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