The North American Review, Volumen81O. Everett, 1855 Vols. 227-230, no. 2 include: Stuff and nonsense, v. 5-6, no. 8, Jan. 1929-Aug. 1930. |
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... France has produced , the clearest and most perspicuous are her great thinkers , such as Pascal , Descartes , Voltaire , and Cousin . It is a singular delusion of some men , that obscurity of style is a necessary adjunct to profundity ...
... France has produced , the clearest and most perspicuous are her great thinkers , such as Pascal , Descartes , Voltaire , and Cousin . It is a singular delusion of some men , that obscurity of style is a necessary adjunct to profundity ...
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... France , to divide the glory . Another combined Armada was already in the East , where , besides , to join the legions of France already pouring in , England had ordered thirty thousand chosen troops , — the flower of her army . As the ...
... France , to divide the glory . Another combined Armada was already in the East , where , besides , to join the legions of France already pouring in , England had ordered thirty thousand chosen troops , — the flower of her army . As the ...
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... France and England . ( 3. ) Russia kept in Poland two hundred thousand of her best troops , at a time when she could send only third - rate soldiers to the Crimea . ( 4. ) Sardinia was seduced into the alliance , under the expec- tation ...
... France and England . ( 3. ) Russia kept in Poland two hundred thousand of her best troops , at a time when she could send only third - rate soldiers to the Crimea . ( 4. ) Sardinia was seduced into the alliance , under the expec- tation ...
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