American Thought and Writing: The Revolution and the early RepublicRussel Blaine Nye, Norman S. Grabo Houghton Mifflin, 1965 |
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Strana 284
... practice of a nation is the rule of propriety , and this practice should at least be consulted in so important a matter , as that of making laws for speaking . While all men are upon a footing and no singularities are accounted vulgar ...
... practice of a nation is the rule of propriety , and this practice should at least be consulted in so important a matter , as that of making laws for speaking . While all men are upon a footing and no singularities are accounted vulgar ...
Strana 285
... practice must shift with their passions and their whims . But this is not all . If the practice of a few men in the capital is to be the standard , a knowledge of this must be communicated to the whole nation . Who shall do this ? An ...
... practice must shift with their passions and their whims . But this is not all . If the practice of a few men in the capital is to be the standard , a knowledge of this must be communicated to the whole nation . Who shall do this ? An ...
Strana 285
... practice must shift with their passions and their whims . But this is not all . If the practice of a few men in the capital is to be the standard , a knowledge of this must be communicated to the whole nation . Who shall do this ? An ...
... practice must shift with their passions and their whims . But this is not all . If the practice of a few men in the capital is to be the standard , a knowledge of this must be communicated to the whole nation . Who shall do this ? An ...
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INTRODUCTION | xi |
A NOTE ON THE TEXTS | xxxix |
Jonathan Mayhew | 3 |
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