Vignaud Pamphlets: Francis Bacon1837 |
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Strana 446
... matters ; and public feeling makes large excuses when it can sympathize with the tempta- tion of the offender . Partisans ... matter . Without party feel- ing ; without prejudice , political or religious ; without tendencies to idolatry ...
... matters ; and public feeling makes large excuses when it can sympathize with the tempta- tion of the offender . Partisans ... matter . Without party feel- ing ; without prejudice , political or religious ; without tendencies to idolatry ...
Strana 475
... matter , not to induce our readers to change their opinions ( we do not think so ill of them as to suppose that their judgment will fluctuate so lightly to the side of the latest speakers ) , but to show that there is another view which ...
... matter , not to induce our readers to change their opinions ( we do not think so ill of them as to suppose that their judgment will fluctuate so lightly to the side of the latest speakers ) , but to show that there is another view which ...
Strana 312
... matter , and now and then some acute observations ; but , even in these subordinate respects , Mr. Dixon can claim but little commendation . While we have no doubt that his theory is false , and that all he has said will not shake in ...
... matter , and now and then some acute observations ; but , even in these subordinate respects , Mr. Dixon can claim but little commendation . While we have no doubt that his theory is false , and that all he has said will not shake in ...
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