Selected WritingsFarrar, Straus and Cudahy, 1956 - 396 עמודים |
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תוצאות 1-3 מתוך 71
עמוד 135
... better ? -do individual patrons ? -do Colleges who give in succession ? —and as for Bishops , lives there the man so weak , and foolish , so little ob- servant of the past , as to believe ( when this tempest of purity and perfection has ...
... better ? -do individual patrons ? -do Colleges who give in succession ? —and as for Bishops , lives there the man so weak , and foolish , so little ob- servant of the past , as to believe ( when this tempest of purity and perfection has ...
עמוד 250
... better study the manners of the old Spanish Inquisition ; but if battles with the Judge , and battles among the counsel , are the best method , as they certainly are , of getting at the truth , better tolerate this philosophical Bil ...
... better study the manners of the old Spanish Inquisition ; but if battles with the Judge , and battles among the counsel , are the best method , as they certainly are , of getting at the truth , better tolerate this philosophical Bil ...
עמוד 286
... better faculties than others , but with a more useful propensity — a disposition better cultivated— and associations of a higher and more important class . — In short , and to recapitulate the main points upon which we have insisted ...
... better faculties than others , but with a more useful propensity — a disposition better cultivated— and associations of a higher and more important class . — In short , and to recapitulate the main points upon which we have insisted ...
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