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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... true representative of the worst part of the worst mob of the worst rabble in all France . FROM THE MEETING OF THE NATIONAL CONVENTION TO THE FALL OF ROBESPIERRE . 1. Meeting of the National Convention - Its composi- tion . This body ...
... true representative of the worst part of the worst mob of the worst rabble in all France . FROM THE MEETING OF THE NATIONAL CONVENTION TO THE FALL OF ROBESPIERRE . 1. Meeting of the National Convention - Its composi- tion . This body ...
Page 255
... True it is that he has classed his followers , Plato , Aristotle , Zeno , Epictetus , and Theophrastus , in the same category with Gorgias and his fellow Sophists , as tending alike to generate a vain and disputatious philosophy . But ...
... True it is that he has classed his followers , Plato , Aristotle , Zeno , Epictetus , and Theophrastus , in the same category with Gorgias and his fellow Sophists , as tending alike to generate a vain and disputatious philosophy . But ...
Page 352
... true religion is not a matter of memory , but the occupier of the heart ; religious enlightenment relieves our spirit from slavish dread of worldly rulers ; it points out to us the true end of our existence , and the true relation in ...
... true religion is not a matter of memory , but the occupier of the heart ; religious enlightenment relieves our spirit from slavish dread of worldly rulers ; it points out to us the true end of our existence , and the true relation in ...
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