Littell's Living Age, Volume 149Living Age Company Incorporated, 1881 |
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Page 67
... fact connected of the mind , insomuch that in every at- with man is , not that he has faculties of tempt to analyze ... fact . The next of these feelings is the obliga- tion of acting towards other men as we know we should like them to ...
... fact connected of the mind , insomuch that in every at- with man is , not that he has faculties of tempt to analyze ... fact . The next of these feelings is the obliga- tion of acting towards other men as we know we should like them to ...
Page 82
... facts seem to take form and order . It is a fact that the lowest and rudest tribes in the population of the globe have been found , as we have seen , at the farthest extremities of its larger continents , or in the distant islands of ...
... facts seem to take form and order . It is a fact that the lowest and rudest tribes in the population of the globe have been found , as we have seen , at the farthest extremities of its larger continents , or in the distant islands of ...
Page 544
... facts are of the first importance suppressed , and grave subjects daily de- to his conduct ; and even if a fact shall graded in the treatment . The journalist discourage or corrupt him , it is still best is not reckoned an important ...
... facts are of the first importance suppressed , and grave subjects daily de- to his conduct ; and even if a fact shall graded in the treatment . The journalist discourage or corrupt him , it is still best is not reckoned an important ...
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