The Southern Quarterly ReviewDaniel Kimball Whitaker, Milton Clapp, William Gilmore Simms, James Henley Thornwell E. H. Britton, 1967 |
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... moral ; the aptitude from which it is derived is a moral perfection . On the contrary , too great ardour of passion is the one extreme , total apathy is the other ; both are alike pernicious ; the aptitudes from which both result as ...
... moral ; the aptitude from which it is derived is a moral perfection . On the contrary , too great ardour of passion is the one extreme , total apathy is the other ; both are alike pernicious ; the aptitudes from which both result as ...
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... moral quality . Sometimes the too much is considered as noble and praiseworthy ; as when temerity is preferred to true valour , and a reckless hotspur is mistaken for a hero ; so that he who wantonly exposes his life , which ...
... moral quality . Sometimes the too much is considered as noble and praiseworthy ; as when temerity is preferred to true valour , and a reckless hotspur is mistaken for a hero ; so that he who wantonly exposes his life , which ...
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... moral inquiries must start with universal nature , and that disposition of things which Jove has made . The dependence of man's moral life upon the great law of * See Pro Murena , 29 and 30 , his admirable raillery of the Stoic sapiens ...
... moral inquiries must start with universal nature , and that disposition of things which Jove has made . The dependence of man's moral life upon the great law of * See Pro Murena , 29 and 30 , his admirable raillery of the Stoic sapiens ...
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ARTICLE PAGE I SPECULATION AND TRADE | 1 |
IRVINGS LIFE OF WASHINGTON | 35 |
LIFE AND WRITINGS OF MAIMONIDES | 60 |
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