Selected Essays of William Hazlitt, 1778-1830 |
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pression of an abstract principle is faint and doubtful in each individual instance ; it becomes powerful and certain only by the repetition of the experiment , and by adding the last results to our first hazardous conjectures .
pression of an abstract principle is faint and doubtful in each individual instance ; it becomes powerful and certain only by the repetition of the experiment , and by adding the last results to our first hazardous conjectures .
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To conclude what I had to say on the character of Mr. Burke's parliamentary style , I will just give an instance of what I mean in affirming that it was too recondite for his hearers ; and it shall be even in so obvious a thing as a ...
To conclude what I had to say on the character of Mr. Burke's parliamentary style , I will just give an instance of what I mean in affirming that it was too recondite for his hearers ; and it shall be even in so obvious a thing as a ...
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So far is this from being a true state of the case , that I will venture to say , in the instance of a friend of mine who has lately succeeded in an important undertaking in his art , that not all the fame he has acquired , not all the ...
So far is this from being a true state of the case , that I will venture to say , in the instance of a friend of mine who has lately succeeded in an important undertaking in his art , that not all the fame he has acquired , not all the ...
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On the Love of the Country | 3 |
On the Ignorance of the Learned | 13 |
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