The Monthly Anthology, and Boston Review, Volume 5Samuel Cooper Thacher, David Phineas Adams, William Emerson Munroe and Francis, 1808 - American literature Vols. 3-4 include appendix: "The Political cabinet." |
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... poet presented him with a distich , purporting that , during his reign , the earth attained order and regu- larity ; that raw iron fell from lightning , and was , by his world- subduing authority , converted into a dagger , a knife ...
... poet presented him with a distich , purporting that , during his reign , the earth attained order and regu- larity ; that raw iron fell from lightning , and was , by his world- subduing authority , converted into a dagger , a knife ...
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... poets since his time . Many of his pas- toral pieces are highly poetical in thought and figure , even when destitute of the melody of later bards . The following lines , framed for the Echo , and intended for hex- ameter , will shew the ...
... poets since his time . Many of his pas- toral pieces are highly poetical in thought and figure , even when destitute of the melody of later bards . The following lines , framed for the Echo , and intended for hex- ameter , will shew the ...
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... Poets and philoso- phers have told us , that cares and solicitudes lurk under rich cano- pies , but they never told us , that at Paris les punaises lie concealed there ; small evils it may be said , but I assure you as incompatible with ...
... Poets and philoso- phers have told us , that cares and solicitudes lurk under rich cano- pies , but they never told us , that at Paris les punaises lie concealed there ; small evils it may be said , but I assure you as incompatible with ...
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... poets and an outrageous action of the actor is clapped . The Corinthian archi- tecture is too plain , and they add ornaments of fancy . The fine Grecian forms of vases and tripods they say are triste , and therefore they adorn them . It ...
... poets and an outrageous action of the actor is clapped . The Corinthian archi- tecture is too plain , and they add ornaments of fancy . The fine Grecian forms of vases and tripods they say are triste , and therefore they adorn them . It ...
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... Poet . v . 325 . From what we have said , it will perhaps be perceived , that the in- quiries we shall make into former American publications , will relate chiefly to works of literature and scholarship . We shall not how- ever entirely ...
... Poet . v . 325 . From what we have said , it will perhaps be perceived , that the in- quiries we shall make into former American publications , will relate chiefly to works of literature and scholarship . We shall not how- ever entirely ...
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