The Foreign Quarterly Review, Volumen3;Volumen8Treuttel and Würtz, Treuttel, Jun, and Richter, 1831 |
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... taken his fairy tales as he found them , and revelled in all the fan- tastic absurdities of the original which he rather aggravates than relieves . Tieck , in his management of such subjects , either re- trenches the Oriental and the ...
... taken his fairy tales as he found them , and revelled in all the fan- tastic absurdities of the original which he rather aggravates than relieves . Tieck , in his management of such subjects , either re- trenches the Oriental and the ...
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... taken place between Schlegel and the Danish poet . The former thought the Dane too opinionated , too little disposed to adopt those views in criticism which he himself and his sect advocated ; the latter thought the critic and ...
... taken place between Schlegel and the Danish poet . The former thought the Dane too opinionated , too little disposed to adopt those views in criticism which he himself and his sect advocated ; the latter thought the critic and ...
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... taken from his own family , or the staff of his army . Where the new government altered the constitution , the alteration was not always in favour of the people ; some appearance of freedom might , perhaps , be assumed , while the power ...
... taken from his own family , or the staff of his army . Where the new government altered the constitution , the alteration was not always in favour of the people ; some appearance of freedom might , perhaps , be assumed , while the power ...
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... taken , as is truly stated by Lord John Russell , with very little variation , from a paper drawn by Mr. Pitt in 1805 , at the formation of the coalition which was dissolved at Austerlitz . The objects of Mr. Pitt were thus stated : - 1 ...
... taken , as is truly stated by Lord John Russell , with very little variation , from a paper drawn by Mr. Pitt in 1805 , at the formation of the coalition which was dissolved at Austerlitz . The objects of Mr. Pitt were thus stated : - 1 ...
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... taken of the Balance of Power ; and therefore if it be true that we have guaranteed all the details of that settlement , Lord Castlereagh did more for the Balance of Power than Sir William Temple , King William , or any statesman of the ...
... taken of the Balance of Power ; and therefore if it be true that we have guaranteed all the details of that settlement , Lord Castlereagh did more for the Balance of Power than Sir William Temple , King William , or any statesman of the ...
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