Biographia Literaria, 第 1 卷 |
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28 ) he writes : - ' A curious , and more than curious fact , that when the country does not benefit , it depraves . ' 6 his protest is at once against a view of poetry 1xxvi Introduction.
28 ) he writes : - ' A curious , and more than curious fact , that when the country does not benefit , it depraves . ' 6 his protest is at once against a view of poetry 1xxvi Introduction.
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Aristotle delivers a just theory without pretending to an hypothesis ; or in other words a comprehensive survey of the different facts , and of their relations to each other without supposition , i.e. a fact placed under a number of ...
Aristotle delivers a just theory without pretending to an hypothesis ; or in other words a comprehensive survey of the different facts , and of their relations to each other without supposition , i.e. a fact placed under a number of ...
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5 For every notorious fact , that the speeches and writings of EDMUND BURKE are more interesting at the present day than they were found at the time of their first publication ; while those of his illustrious confederates are either ...
5 For every notorious fact , that the speeches and writings of EDMUND BURKE are more interesting at the present day than they were found at the time of their first publication ; while those of his illustrious confederates are either ...
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