Essays and Reviews, Том 1Ticknor and Fields, 1878 |
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... tion of John Wilson Croker's edition of Boswell's John- son . The purity of the critical ermine , like that of the judicial , is often soiled by contact with politics . There is one quality of Macaulay's nature , and that , perhaps ...
... tion of John Wilson Croker's edition of Boswell's John- son . The purity of the critical ermine , like that of the judicial , is often soiled by contact with politics . There is one quality of Macaulay's nature , and that , perhaps ...
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... tion , are ever ready at the call of free principles to perform any needed service , -to unmask the specious forms of disguised despotism , to overthrow and trample under foot the injustice which has lied itself into axioms . He then ...
... tion , are ever ready at the call of free principles to perform any needed service , -to unmask the specious forms of disguised despotism , to overthrow and trample under foot the injustice which has lied itself into axioms . He then ...
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... tion , with all his fine perception of the harmonious and true in literature and laws , there is hardly any states- man more thoroughly practical than Macaulay . He can sympathize with the great works of imagination , and his rhetoric ...
... tion , with all his fine perception of the harmonious and true in literature and laws , there is hardly any states- man more thoroughly practical than Macaulay . He can sympathize with the great works of imagination , and his rhetoric ...
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... tion leads him into many errors , cannot be denied ; but the blemish is so delightful that the reader no more thinks of making it a matter for grave critical accusation , than of quarrelling with Congreve for his excess of wit , or with ...
... tion leads him into many errors , cannot be denied ; but the blemish is so delightful that the reader no more thinks of making it a matter for grave critical accusation , than of quarrelling with Congreve for his excess of wit , or with ...
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... tion . The best artist is he who accommodates his dic- tion to his subject , and in this sense , Longfellow is an artist . By learning " to labor and to wait , " by steadily brooding over the chaos in which thought and emotion first ...
... tion . The best artist is he who accommodates his dic- tion to his subject , and in this sense , Longfellow is an artist . By learning " to labor and to wait , " by steadily brooding over the chaos in which thought and emotion first ...
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