The Biblical Repository and Classical ReviewLeavitt, Trow, and Company, 1847 |
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... remarkable combination of all the requisites for a great poet , that it seems almost strange that the qualities of his being had not run in that mould . He would have made the most thoughtful poet that ever lived . No man that has ever ...
... remarkable combination of all the requisites for a great poet , that it seems almost strange that the qualities of his being had not run in that mould . He would have made the most thoughtful poet that ever lived . No man that has ever ...
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... remarkable inconsistency in Mr. Foster's mind and train of reasoning ; remarkable for him , because it could not have been supposed that a severely disciplined mind would have admitted it . He institutes a moral argument from " the ...
... remarkable inconsistency in Mr. Foster's mind and train of reasoning ; remarkable for him , because it could not have been supposed that a severely disciplined mind would have admitted it . He institutes a moral argument from " the ...
Page 484
... remarkable of the pontiffs . And although his name has not the same bad eminence in the popular mind with that of the notorious Hildebrand , yet so great was the influence exerted by him on the course of events , that Guizot does not ...
... remarkable of the pontiffs . And although his name has not the same bad eminence in the popular mind with that of the notorious Hildebrand , yet so great was the influence exerted by him on the course of events , that Guizot does not ...
Contents
ARTICLE PAGE I LIFE AND WRITINGS OF JOHN FOSTER | 1 |
HUMAN JUSTICE OR GOVERNMENT A MORAL POWER | 65 |
THE BIBLE ITS OWN INTERPRETER | 95 |
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