The Edinburgh Review: Or Critical Journal, Volume 93A. Constable, 1851 |
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Page 311
... course , and replaced the bull - bait , may be easily conceived . A'cheap ' trip ' is now , with the artisan class , the established mode of passing a leisure day . In 1848 , the number who left Man- chester alone , in Whitsun week , by ...
... course , and replaced the bull - bait , may be easily conceived . A'cheap ' trip ' is now , with the artisan class , the established mode of passing a leisure day . In 1848 , the number who left Man- chester alone , in Whitsun week , by ...
Page 339
... course for his own feelings , and the safest for his reputation . Thus he is , in a manner , obliged , by the requirements of his position , to make the best defence he can for his old course and his old prin- ciples , till his ...
... course for his own feelings , and the safest for his reputation . Thus he is , in a manner , obliged , by the requirements of his position , to make the best defence he can for his old course and his old prin- ciples , till his ...
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... course of philosophical speculation . It is a course which indeed has already set in beyond the Rhine , with a clearness and a force not to be mistaken . The age of mere logical pastime has gone by ; the attempt to construct an absolute ...
... course of philosophical speculation . It is a course which indeed has already set in beyond the Rhine , with a clearness and a force not to be mistaken . The age of mere logical pastime has gone by ; the attempt to construct an absolute ...
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