The North American Review, Volume 62Jared Sparks, Edward Everett, James Russell Lowell, Henry Cabot Lodge O. Everett, 1846 Vols. 227-230, no. 2 include: Stuff and nonsense, v. 5-6, no. 8, Jan. 1929-Aug. 1930. |
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Halaman 2
... never vague , the meaning never involved , the sentences never merely half significant , through the imperfect knowledge of the writer . 2 [ Jan. Finlay's Greece under the Romans .
... never vague , the meaning never involved , the sentences never merely half significant , through the imperfect knowledge of the writer . 2 [ Jan. Finlay's Greece under the Romans .
Halaman 5
... never emigrated . " In the free states of Greece , literature and art had been wrought into the daily life of the people ; they were part and parcel of the education of every citizen . And these peculiar circum- stances gave to literary ...
... never emigrated . " In the free states of Greece , literature and art had been wrought into the daily life of the people ; they were part and parcel of the education of every citizen . And these peculiar circum- stances gave to literary ...
Halaman 6
... never fairly laid aside the essential rudeness of his character . The moment he came in contact with the ingenious Greek , the natural su- periority of intellectual abilities over the coarser character of the Roman manifested itself in ...
... never fairly laid aside the essential rudeness of his character . The moment he came in contact with the ingenious Greek , the natural su- periority of intellectual abilities over the coarser character of the Roman manifested itself in ...
Halaman 7
... never afterwards recovered either her commercial or political im- portance or her population . And yet her institutions did not , even after this terrible disaster , lose the whole of their vigor ; the laws and legal forms still existed ...
... never afterwards recovered either her commercial or political im- portance or her population . And yet her institutions did not , even after this terrible disaster , lose the whole of their vigor ; the laws and legal forms still existed ...
Halaman 8
... never since beheld , and to run a career of gigantic debaucheries for which the wrath of Heaven doomed the empire to a terrible retribution in after ages . The severity of Roman taxation , the cruel measures adopt- ed by Ĉmilius Paulus ...
... never since beheld , and to run a career of gigantic debaucheries for which the wrath of Heaven doomed the empire to a terrible retribution in after ages . The severity of Roman taxation , the cruel measures adopt- ed by Ĉmilius Paulus ...
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