Selected Essays of William Hazlitt, 1778-1830Nonesuch Press, 1948 - 807 páginas |
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... equally fine , and cast in the same classic mould . Do you imagine that all the thoughts , genius , and capacity of those old and mighty nations are contained in a few odd volumes , to be thumbed by school - boys ? This reflection is ...
... equally fine , and cast in the same classic mould . Do you imagine that all the thoughts , genius , and capacity of those old and mighty nations are contained in a few odd volumes , to be thumbed by school - boys ? This reflection is ...
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... equally entitled to our homage as king , for it is the place and power we bow to , and not the man . He may be a sublimation of all the vices and diseases of the human heart ; yet we are not to say so , we dare not even think so ...
... equally entitled to our homage as king , for it is the place and power we bow to , and not the man . He may be a sublimation of all the vices and diseases of the human heart ; yet we are not to say so , we dare not even think so ...
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... equally books , but not equally adapted for all classes of readers . The two last are of no use but to school - masters and lawyers : but the first is a work we may recommend to anyone to read who has ever thought at all , or who would ...
... equally books , but not equally adapted for all classes of readers . The two last are of no use but to school - masters and lawyers : but the first is a work we may recommend to anyone to read who has ever thought at all , or who would ...
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On the Love of the Country | 3 |
On the Ignorance of the Learned | 13 |
On Living to Onesself | 24 |
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