The Southern Quarterly Review, Volume 5Daniel Kimball Whitaker, Milton Clapp, William Gilmore Simms, James Henley Thornwell E. H. Britton, 1965 - American periodicals |
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... arts , poetry and oratory , have sprung into life and beau- ty and fragrance . Still , however , the passion which produ- ces all of these arts is essentially the same . We propose to offer a few remarks upon the intimate connection ...
... arts , poetry and oratory , have sprung into life and beau- ty and fragrance . Still , however , the passion which produ- ces all of these arts is essentially the same . We propose to offer a few remarks upon the intimate connection ...
Page 201
... arts affect the intel- lect . History teems with the most beautiful illustrations , to prove that the emotions which inspire at least the four no- blest of the arts , and the effects produced by these arts , are essentially the same ...
... arts affect the intel- lect . History teems with the most beautiful illustrations , to prove that the emotions which inspire at least the four no- blest of the arts , and the effects produced by these arts , are essentially the same ...
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... arts and arms , and the admiration of the world . The city was adorned with vast and magnificent buildings . Commerce and the arts were made tributary to the comfort and splendor of its inhabitants , who lived amidst a profusion of ...
... arts and arms , and the admiration of the world . The city was adorned with vast and magnificent buildings . Commerce and the arts were made tributary to the comfort and splendor of its inhabitants , who lived amidst a profusion of ...
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