The Gentleman's Magazine, Volume 264F. Jefferies, 1967 - Early English newspapers The "Gentleman's magazine" section is a digest of selections from the weekly press; the "(Trader's) monthly intelligencer" section consists of news (foreign and domestic), vital statistics, a register of the month's new publications, and a calendar of forthcoming trade fairs. |
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Page 584
... Schopenhauer . This fact constitutes almost the only point of interest in the life of the latter , for it is what Schopenhauer always predicted of himself through the disappointment of a lifetime , though never did a man's faith in his ...
... Schopenhauer . This fact constitutes almost the only point of interest in the life of the latter , for it is what Schopenhauer always predicted of himself through the disappointment of a lifetime , though never did a man's faith in his ...
Page 588
... Schopenhauer calls the worst of all criminal tribunals ; and as for the impartiality of a jury , would not an ... Schopenhauer's suggestion is of interest , that there should be no whole days of vacation , but more hours of ...
... Schopenhauer calls the worst of all criminal tribunals ; and as for the impartiality of a jury , would not an ... Schopenhauer's suggestion is of interest , that there should be no whole days of vacation , but more hours of ...
Page 591
... Schopenhauer had no school associa- tions with the classics . Would experience bear him out that a knowledge of Latin composition is an indispensable preliminary to great authorship ? Yet is it true that " the man who knows no Latin is ...
... Schopenhauer had no school associa- tions with the classics . Would experience bear him out that a knowledge of Latin composition is an indispensable preliminary to great authorship ? Yet is it true that " the man who knows no Latin is ...
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Ku Klux Klan The By SAUMAREZ DE HAVILLAND | 43 |
Prince Charlie Bonnie By ALEX CHARLES EWALD F S | 52 |
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