The British Quarterly Review, Volume 36Henry Allon Hodder and Stoughton, 1862 - Christianity |
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... never heard before , and con- veyed the ideas of his mind to others by words which the world hitherto had not known ? It is not thus that language comes into being . A man of genius may give a national existence to a people before ...
... never heard before , and con- veyed the ideas of his mind to others by words which the world hitherto had not known ? It is not thus that language comes into being . A man of genius may give a national existence to a people before ...
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... never have sprung into life . When people had been taught to look upon all men as brethren , then and then only did the variety of human speech present itself as a problem which called for a solution in the eyes of thoughtful observers ...
... never have sprung into life . When people had been taught to look upon all men as brethren , then and then only did the variety of human speech present itself as a problem which called for a solution in the eyes of thoughtful observers ...
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... never used in writing ; but when the written language has become ' dead , ' and a fresh one arises in its place , many of these hitherto neglected forms assume a classical character . It thus happens that although English is un ...
... never used in writing ; but when the written language has become ' dead , ' and a fresh one arises in its place , many of these hitherto neglected forms assume a classical character . It thus happens that although English is un ...
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... never any danger that Handel would be perma- nently seduced from music by the blandishments of law . Even if Nature had not put her veto on such an act , the urgent neces- sity for a livelihood for himself and his mother required the ...
... never any danger that Handel would be perma- nently seduced from music by the blandishments of law . Even if Nature had not put her veto on such an act , the urgent neces- sity for a livelihood for himself and his mother required the ...
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... never attained before by any of its ignoble race . During his residence in Hamburg , Handel produced four operas , a cantata on the Passion , and several minor compositions , which cannot now be traced . There is truth , however , in Dr ...
... never attained before by any of its ignoble race . During his residence in Hamburg , Handel produced four operas , a cantata on the Passion , and several minor compositions , which cannot now be traced . There is truth , however , in Dr ...
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