The Monthly Anthology, and Boston Review, Volume 5Samuel Cooper Thacher, David Phineas Adams, William Emerson Munroe and Francis, 1808 - American literature Vols. 3-4 include appendix: "The Political cabinet." |
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... Rome and the lively imagination of Oriental countries has infinitely varied this catalogue of wonders . Of such incidents , however , it has frequent- ly been found possible to give some explanation consistent with the or- dinary laws ...
... Rome and the lively imagination of Oriental countries has infinitely varied this catalogue of wonders . Of such incidents , however , it has frequent- ly been found possible to give some explanation consistent with the or- dinary laws ...
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... Rome ; and shall the most valuable of all an tient writings , the books of the New Testament , be more incor- rectly edited than the works of Homer and Virgil ? No man would read his Homer or his Vir- gil in a common sixpenny edition ...
... Rome ; and shall the most valuable of all an tient writings , the books of the New Testament , be more incor- rectly edited than the works of Homer and Virgil ? No man would read his Homer or his Vir- gil in a common sixpenny edition ...
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... Rome . An Italian palace or vil- la , in point of dimensions , archi- tecture , and ornaments , is an ob- ject of admiration ; but there is a want of neatness , comfort , and taste in some parts of them , which renders them infinitely ...
... Rome . An Italian palace or vil- la , in point of dimensions , archi- tecture , and ornaments , is an ob- ject of admiration ; but there is a want of neatness , comfort , and taste in some parts of them , which renders them infinitely ...
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... thusiasm , that had there been no other palace at Rome but that of Borghese , I should have thought myself amply repaid for the visit . of the mighty dead . The power of strong passion 24 [ Jan. Thirteenth Letter from Europe .
... thusiasm , that had there been no other palace at Rome but that of Borghese , I should have thought myself amply repaid for the visit . of the mighty dead . The power of strong passion 24 [ Jan. Thirteenth Letter from Europe .
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... Rome , to introduce you to wonders of anoth- er species ; to smoaking moun- tains , and flowing lava ; to boiling springs , and excavated hills ; to sulphurous exhalations , and meph- itick vapours . You will pardon me , if my letters ...
... Rome , to introduce you to wonders of anoth- er species ; to smoaking moun- tains , and flowing lava ; to boiling springs , and excavated hills ; to sulphurous exhalations , and meph- itick vapours . You will pardon me , if my letters ...
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