The Spirit of the Age: Or, Contemporary Portraits. [By W. Hazlitt.], Том 1Colburn, 1825 |
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William Hazlitt. THE SPIRIT OF THE AGE : OR CONTEMPORARY PORTRAITS . To know another well were to know one's self . " LONDON : PRINTED FOR HENRY COLBURN , NEW BURLINGTON STREET . KAISERLICHE KOENIGLICHE WIEN HOFRIMA IOTHEK LONDON : PRINTED ...
William Hazlitt. THE SPIRIT OF THE AGE : OR CONTEMPORARY PORTRAITS . To know another well were to know one's self . " LONDON : PRINTED FOR HENRY COLBURN , NEW BURLINGTON STREET . KAISERLICHE KOENIGLICHE WIEN HOFRIMA IOTHEK LONDON : PRINTED ...
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William Hazlitt. THE SPIRIT OF THE AGE . JEREMY BENTHAM . MR . BENTHAM is one of those persons who verify the old adage , that " A prophet has no honour , except out of his own country . " His reputation lies at the circumference ; and ...
William Hazlitt. THE SPIRIT OF THE AGE . JEREMY BENTHAM . MR . BENTHAM is one of those persons who verify the old adage , that " A prophet has no honour , except out of his own country . " His reputation lies at the circumference ; and ...
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... mortality . It is in moral as in physical magnitude . The little is seen best near the great appears in its proper dimen- sions , only from a more commanding point of view , and gains strength with time , and ele- 4 THE SPIRIT OF THE AGE .
... mortality . It is in moral as in physical magnitude . The little is seen best near the great appears in its proper dimen- sions , only from a more commanding point of view , and gains strength with time , and ele- 4 THE SPIRIT OF THE AGE .
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