The Edinburgh Review: Or Critical Journal, Volume 105A. Constable, 1857 |
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... existence ; ' it is much wiser to continue it a legal existence only . ' We cannot now know for certain the motives which led Dr. Johnson to express an opposite opinion . The only reason he gives to Boswell is that the Scotch Kirk has ...
... existence ; ' it is much wiser to continue it a legal existence only . ' We cannot now know for certain the motives which led Dr. Johnson to express an opposite opinion . The only reason he gives to Boswell is that the Scotch Kirk has ...
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... existence . But it is obvious that a unity ( whatever be its value ) may be produced by the fusion instead of the subordination of parts , so that their existence is absorbed and lost , instead of going each in their degree to make up ...
... existence . But it is obvious that a unity ( whatever be its value ) may be produced by the fusion instead of the subordination of parts , so that their existence is absorbed and lost , instead of going each in their degree to make up ...
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... existence on the shores which bound this ocean ; and how certain the greater changes during the ages which lie before us ! Many of these changes , and such as may count among the mightiest now in progress , are due to the Atlantic ...
... existence on the shores which bound this ocean ; and how certain the greater changes during the ages which lie before us ! Many of these changes , and such as may count among the mightiest now in progress , are due to the Atlantic ...
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1 History of the Reign of Philip the Second King | 1 |
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