Littell's Living Age, Volume 66Littell, Son and Company, 1860 |
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... tion " in the abstract ; but we desire to have reason for our faith . What we object to is , that science should be compromised through the assumption of its true character by mere hypotheses , the logical consequences of which are of ...
... tion " in the abstract ; but we desire to have reason for our faith . What we object to is , that science should be compromised through the assumption of its true character by mere hypotheses , the logical consequences of which are of ...
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... tion to those who would attain real excellence in the rhetorical art . In truth , a certain proficiency in public speaking may be ac- quired by any one who chooses often to try it , and can harden himself against the pain of frequent ...
... tion to those who would attain real excellence in the rhetorical art . In truth , a certain proficiency in public speaking may be ac- quired by any one who chooses often to try it , and can harden himself against the pain of frequent ...
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... tion , and claims the title of the Italian Wash- ington for her heroic Garibaldi . and Virginia , the oldest and then the largest ; | it , is coeval with the successful issue of the New York and Pennsylvania , unconscious as yet of ...
... tion , and claims the title of the Italian Wash- ington for her heroic Garibaldi . and Virginia , the oldest and then the largest ; | it , is coeval with the successful issue of the New York and Pennsylvania , unconscious as yet of ...
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Darwin on the Origin of Species Edinburgh Review | 3 |
Gentlemen | 12 |
Bottle Department | 27 |
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