Selected Essays of William Hazlitt, 1778-1830 |
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So far then is public opinion from resting on a broad and solid basis , as the aggregate of thought and feeling in a community , that it is slight and shallow and variable to the last degree -the bubble of the moment - so that we may ...
So far then is public opinion from resting on a broad and solid basis , as the aggregate of thought and feeling in a community , that it is slight and shallow and variable to the last degree -the bubble of the moment - so that we may ...
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From the moment that the press opens the eyes of the community beyond the actual sphere in which each moves , there is from that time inevitably formed the germ of a body of opinion directly at variance with the selfish and servile code ...
From the moment that the press opens the eyes of the community beyond the actual sphere in which each moves , there is from that time inevitably formed the germ of a body of opinion directly at variance with the selfish and servile code ...
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It is the opinion , we understand , of an eminent poet and a minute philosopher of the present day , that the press ought to be shackled , -severely shackled ; and particularly that the Edinburgh Review , the Examiner , and the Yellow ...
It is the opinion , we understand , of an eminent poet and a minute philosopher of the present day , that the press ought to be shackled , -severely shackled ; and particularly that the Edinburgh Review , the Examiner , and the Yellow ...
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On the Love of Life | 8 |
On Living to Onesself | 24 |
On Reading Old Books | 40 |
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