The History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire: t. 2, t. 3, t. 4, t. 5, t. 6, t. 7Henry G. Bohn, 1854 |
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... important , will pass unheeded by the greater part of readers . " Whatever advantage Gibbon may have gained by any ... importance he himself was satisfied . In his Memoirs we plainly learn the opinion which he formed of the controversy ...
... important , will pass unheeded by the greater part of readers . " Whatever advantage Gibbon may have gained by any ... importance he himself was satisfied . In his Memoirs we plainly learn the opinion which he formed of the controversy ...
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... importance ; the pursuits and the stretch of his mind placed him on a level with the lights of his age ; the materials - that is , the facts of history , he examined and criticised with a judicious erudition ; its moral aspect - that is ...
... importance ; the pursuits and the stretch of his mind placed him on a level with the lights of his age ; the materials - that is , the facts of history , he examined and criticised with a judicious erudition ; its moral aspect - that is ...
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... importance must be my apology . I have not extended these labours generally beyond the first five volumes of this new ... important epoch for illustration in the whole work . Subsequent periods have had their own many and able historians ...
... importance must be my apology . I have not extended these labours generally beyond the first five volumes of this new ... important epoch for illustration in the whole work . Subsequent periods have had their own many and able historians ...
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... importance , then , that their intentions should be justly appreciated ; and if it be impossible to remove from human nature its inherent disposition to prejudge , let it at least have a solid and reasonable groundwork . Nor can it be ...
... importance , then , that their intentions should be justly appreciated ; and if it be impossible to remove from human nature its inherent disposition to prejudge , let it at least have a solid and reasonable groundwork . Nor can it be ...
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... important object the activity of a mind , which , in easier circumstances , the quietude of his imagi- nation and the calm of his soul would probably have left without steady and definite employment . From his childhood this acti- vity ...
... important object the activity of a mind , which , in easier circumstances , the quietude of his imagi- nation and the calm of his soul would probably have left without steady and definite employment . From his childhood this acti- vity ...
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