The Harvard Magazine, Band 3J. Bartlett, 1857 |
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... common party writers of the day . But the Prince of Orange found in him , what was then a rare thing in England , a man of ability and good sense , who looked beyond the success of party , and who endeavored to shape his course by the ...
... common party writers of the day . But the Prince of Orange found in him , what was then a rare thing in England , a man of ability and good sense , who looked beyond the success of party , and who endeavored to shape his course by the ...
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... common at that time as lies about the Presidential candidates have been lately . William's manners , certainly , were not conciliatory and en- gaging , like those of the Stuarts . He was cold and inflex- ible ; and moreover , from the ...
... common at that time as lies about the Presidential candidates have been lately . William's manners , certainly , were not conciliatory and en- gaging , like those of the Stuarts . He was cold and inflex- ible ; and moreover , from the ...
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... common sense and good taste , that excellent mother - wit , which is of universal application , and which goes far to supply the want of education and learning . He criticised and praised Milton seven years before Addison opened the ...
... common sense and good taste , that excellent mother - wit , which is of universal application , and which goes far to supply the want of education and learning . He criticised and praised Milton seven years before Addison opened the ...
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... common sense . That De Foe should have been blamed and abused and hated by all par- ties , when in every way , by word and deed , he advocated moderation , and called on his countrymen to prefer the inter- ests of the state to those of ...
... common sense . That De Foe should have been blamed and abused and hated by all par- ties , when in every way , by word and deed , he advocated moderation , and called on his countrymen to prefer the inter- ests of the state to those of ...
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... common sense very seldom found in the works of more profound authors : his " English Tradesman , " and several other books of the same class , are equalled only by Poor Richard . His style is eminently his own , - generally homely , but ...
... common sense very seldom found in the works of more profound authors : his " English Tradesman , " and several other books of the same class , are equalled only by Poor Richard . His style is eminently his own , - generally homely , but ...
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