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... Demosthenes Blair . 309 13 Nervous and the Feeble Style Ibid . 340 53 Demosthenes imitated the manly elo14 On Harshness of Style Ibid . 341 quence of Pericles Mid . 370 15 On the Dry Style Ibid . 341 54 Demosthenes contrasted with ...
... Demosthenes Blair . 309 13 Nervous and the Feeble Style Ibid . 340 53 Demosthenes imitated the manly elo14 On Harshness of Style Ibid . 341 quence of Pericles Mid . 370 15 On the Dry Style Ibid . 341 54 Demosthenes contrasted with ...
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... Demosthenes , and makes much less uncommonly vehement and ardent ; impression on the mind . His rea- which , from the manner of his comsonings concerning the law that was position , we are naturally led to bein question , are indeed ...
... Demosthenes , and makes much less uncommonly vehement and ardent ; impression on the mind . His rea- which , from the manner of his comsonings concerning the law that was position , we are naturally led to bein question , are indeed ...
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... Demosthenes , much has been be expected from the limited powers said by critical writers . The differ- of human genius . The highest deent manners of these two princes of gree of strength is , I suspect , never eloquence , and the ...
... Demosthenes , much has been be expected from the limited powers said by critical writers . The differ- of human genius . The highest deent manners of these two princes of gree of strength is , I suspect , never eloquence , and the ...
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VOL | 1 |
On the Immortality of the Soul Ibid 14 48 Idleness avoided by the Observation | 59 |
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