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... cause . The prompt and generous restitution of all the plundered monu- ments of Italian art , is a lesson on this subject never to be for- gotten . It may now be safely pronounced , that in no country can the arts be indebted for their ...
... cause . The prompt and generous restitution of all the plundered monu- ments of Italian art , is a lesson on this subject never to be for- gotten . It may now be safely pronounced , that in no country can the arts be indebted for their ...
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... causes , were mere aristocracies , and the humblest of their citizens were degraded by prosperity , as Burke expresses it , " into the vices and follies of kings . " The fact that " city " and " state " were synonimous , was alone ...
... causes , were mere aristocracies , and the humblest of their citizens were degraded by prosperity , as Burke expresses it , " into the vices and follies of kings . " The fact that " city " and " state " were synonimous , was alone ...
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... similar ones subsequently formed in al- most all the large cities of the Union . Without pretending to know what have been the real causes of the superiority of art in any particular age or country , or in the 76 [ August , The Fine Arts .
... similar ones subsequently formed in al- most all the large cities of the Union . Without pretending to know what have been the real causes of the superiority of art in any particular age or country , or in the 76 [ August , The Fine Arts .
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in any particular age or country , or in the happy coincidence of causes , what has been their relative influence , or ... cause this vital principle of all true greatness , moral and poli- tical , we hold it impossible to overrate the ...
in any particular age or country , or in the happy coincidence of causes , what has been their relative influence , or ... cause this vital principle of all true greatness , moral and poli- tical , we hold it impossible to overrate the ...
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... cause . We have always thought it a circumstance unfa- vourable to the arts , and calculated to retard their progress in America , that we have not a common theatre , upon which the talents of our painters can be brought into immediate ...
... cause . We have always thought it a circumstance unfa- vourable to the arts , and calculated to retard their progress in America , that we have not a common theatre , upon which the talents of our painters can be brought into immediate ...
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