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His reasonings , indeed , appear to us to be so exceedingly superficial , and his notions respecting commerce to be so fundamentally and obviously erroneous , as to need only to be clearly stated to deprive them of all power of delusion ...
His reasonings , indeed , appear to us to be so exceedingly superficial , and his notions respecting commerce to be so fundamentally and obviously erroneous , as to need only to be clearly stated to deprive them of all power of delusion ...
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His reasonings , indeed , appear to us to be so exceedingly superficial , and his notions respecting commerce to be so fundamentally and obviously erroneous , as to need only to be clearly stated to deprive them of all power of delusion ...
His reasonings , indeed , appear to us to be so exceedingly superficial , and his notions respecting commerce to be so fundamentally and obviously erroneous , as to need only to be clearly stated to deprive them of all power of delusion ...
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We have great respect for the admirers of Rousseau and Petrarca ; and we have no doubt that Miss Edgeworth has great respect for them ; -but the world , both high and low , which she is labouring to mend , have no sympathy with this ...
We have great respect for the admirers of Rousseau and Petrarca ; and we have no doubt that Miss Edgeworth has great respect for them ; -but the world , both high and low , which she is labouring to mend , have no sympathy with this ...
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Gertrude of Wyoming a Pennsylvanian Tale | 1 |
Strictures on two Critiques in the Edinburgh Review | 40 |
Milners Appeal and J B Trotters Letter to Lord | 60 |
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