The New-York Review, Volume 4George Dearborn & Company, 1839 |
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... constitution of the human soul , without which information the aspirations of poetry make a mys- tery in our nature that no philosophy can unriddle . From the same volume it might be shown to those who would place the imagination in ...
... constitution of the human soul , without which information the aspirations of poetry make a mys- tery in our nature that no philosophy can unriddle . From the same volume it might be shown to those who would place the imagination in ...
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... constitution , mental and bodily , in its relations to this earthly scene , was per- fect in its adaptation . Between man , therefore , and the world which was made for his dwelling , wherein to prove and bring out all that was in him ...
... constitution , mental and bodily , in its relations to this earthly scene , was per- fect in its adaptation . Between man , therefore , and the world which was made for his dwelling , wherein to prove and bring out all that was in him ...
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... constitution is so evident , it would , then , as we have said , be exclusive to say , that the ideal creation , in the architecture of the church , for in- stance , was a subject for " reproduction " merely : -obviously , it produces ...
... constitution is so evident , it would , then , as we have said , be exclusive to say , that the ideal creation , in the architecture of the church , for in- stance , was a subject for " reproduction " merely : -obviously , it produces ...
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... constitution there was such mutual har- mony of adaptation , could have designed the thousand influ- ences of that world- natural and intellectual - to be inopera- tive upon him , or operative only for evil ; or whether He did not ...
... constitution there was such mutual har- mony of adaptation , could have designed the thousand influ- ences of that world- natural and intellectual - to be inopera- tive upon him , or operative only for evil ; or whether He did not ...
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... constitution had been in operation , and congress had executed the powers vested in them in regard to these subjects , by enacting laws for the purpose , and when in point of fact Fitch had obtained a patent from the federal go- 66 ...
... constitution had been in operation , and congress had executed the powers vested in them in regard to these subjects , by enacting laws for the purpose , and when in point of fact Fitch had obtained a patent from the federal go- 66 ...
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