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These have no equable , beautiful morality like the others ; but instead a gnawing , abiding , depressing - one might say , a slavish - ceremonial , excessive sense of law and duty . This nation has faith .
These have no equable , beautiful morality like the others ; but instead a gnawing , abiding , depressing - one might say , a slavish - ceremonial , excessive sense of law and duty . This nation has faith .
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He is particularly the poet of personal nobility , though , throughout his writings , there is a sense of freedom , just as Milton is the poet of freedom , though with an underlying reference to personal nobility ; indeed , we might ...
He is particularly the poet of personal nobility , though , throughout his writings , there is a sense of freedom , just as Milton is the poet of freedom , though with an underlying reference to personal nobility ; indeed , we might ...
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I hope that some checking , Consultative , petitioning Assembly - some Bovλý , in the real sense of the term , -some Council , some provision by which all grave and deliberate public opinion ( I do not speak more definitely , because an ...
I hope that some checking , Consultative , petitioning Assembly - some Bovλý , in the real sense of the term , -some Council , some provision by which all grave and deliberate public opinion ( I do not speak more definitely , because an ...
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