Literary Studies, Volumen1Longmans, Green, 1879 |
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... intellectual philosophy in France , and in every page ( once I read five ) you will find nothing but the strictest , the best , the most lucid , the most logical deduction of all things actual and possible , from a few principles ...
... intellectual philosophy in France , and in every page ( once I read five ) you will find nothing but the strictest , the best , the most lucid , the most logical deduction of all things actual and possible , from a few principles ...
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... intellectual man of business . He married , ' and formed an establishment suitable to his means , first near his manufactory in London , and afterwards at Dulwich . He took great pleasure in such intellectual society as he could obtain ...
... intellectual man of business . He married , ' and formed an establishment suitable to his means , first near his manufactory in London , and afterwards at Dulwich . He took great pleasure in such intellectual society as he could obtain ...
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... intellectual man of business . He married , ' and formed an establishment suitable to his means , first near his manufactory in London , and afterwards at Dulwich . He took great pleasure in such intellectual society as he could obtain ...
... intellectual man of business . He married , ' and formed an establishment suitable to his means , first near his manufactory in London , and afterwards at Dulwich . He took great pleasure in such intellectual society as he could obtain ...
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