The Analyst: A Quarterly Journal of Science, Literature, Natural History, and the Fine Arts, Том 1Edward Mammatt Simpkin and Marshall, 1834 |
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... truth . The act of their formation , and the efforts of these two inestimable Societies must have arisen from a conviction that the useful capabilities of the press had not been sufficiently exerted before ; and that its powers were ...
... truth . The act of their formation , and the efforts of these two inestimable Societies must have arisen from a conviction that the useful capabilities of the press had not been sufficiently exerted before ; and that its powers were ...
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... truth is not controverted by the misfortune that the powerful machine is far too frequently misapplied . Although , generally speaking , the laws are admitted to be defective in some points , and are liable to abuse , they have been for ...
... truth is not controverted by the misfortune that the powerful machine is far too frequently misapplied . Although , generally speaking , the laws are admitted to be defective in some points , and are liable to abuse , they have been for ...
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... truth , and disappeared like dreams , And whatsoe'er they were , -are now but so . ' " " Childe Harold . THE Summer - the joyous Summer ! who is there that , free to behold the face of nature , can resist the influence of a glorious day ...
... truth , and disappeared like dreams , And whatsoe'er they were , -are now but so . ' " " Childe Harold . THE Summer - the joyous Summer ! who is there that , free to behold the face of nature , can resist the influence of a glorious day ...
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... truths of religion , we would earnestly recommend the science as a mental exercise , meet to go hand - in - hand with the reading of the Scriptures . " O Lord , how manifold are thy works ! in wisdom hast thou made them all ; the earth ...
... truths of religion , we would earnestly recommend the science as a mental exercise , meet to go hand - in - hand with the reading of the Scriptures . " O Lord , how manifold are thy works ! in wisdom hast thou made them all ; the earth ...
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... truth of our assertion , that his simplest passages are invariably his best . STANZAS . " The sacrifices of GoD are a broken spirit : a broken and a contrite heart , O God , thou wilt not despise . " Psalm li . v . 17 . Isaiah xlii . v ...
... truth of our assertion , that his simplest passages are invariably his best . STANZAS . " The sacrifices of GoD are a broken spirit : a broken and a contrite heart , O God , thou wilt not despise . " Psalm li . v . 17 . Isaiah xlii . v ...
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