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共 71 题- AMERICAN EDITION.
- THE
- BRITISH QUARTERLY REVIEW.
- JULY, 1871.
- ART. I.--_The Roman Empire._
- Well may M. de Champagny exclaim--
- Again, he quotes Pliny:--
- The great poet of the last generation mourns over the fall of Rome--
- FOOTNOTES:
- ART. II.--_Theism_--_Desiderata in the Theistic Argument._
- Similarly Newman writes of conscience,--
- FOOTNOTES:
- ART. IV.--_Hereditary Legislators._
- And, again, he wrote as follows, in 1809:--
- FOOTNOTES:
- ART. V.--_The Genius of Nonconformity and the Progress of Society._
- FOOTNOTES:
- Again, in p. 160, B., Socrates says to Theodorus:--
- The following (p. 175, A.) is not satisfactory:--
- What Plato really says is this:--
- ART. VII.--_Mr. Miall's Motion on Disestablishment._
- FOOTNOTES:
- CONTEMPORARY LITERATURE.
- HISTORY, BIOGRAPHY, AND TRAVELS.
- POLITICS, SCIENCE, AND ART.
- POETRY, FICTION, AND BELLES LETTRES.
- THEOLOGY, PHILOSOPHY, AND PHILOLOGY.
- Ps. ii. 12. 'While His wrath blazes for a moment.'
- Ps. vii. 6. 'And rouse Thee unto me.'
- Ps. xiv. 4. 'The eaters of My people have eaten bread.'
- Ps. xxvi. 8. 'O Lord, I have loved Thy house _domicile_.'
- THE
- BRITISH QUARTERLY REVIEW.
- OCTOBER, 1871.
- ART. I.--_Dr. Carl Ullmann_.[43]
- FOOTNOTES:
- ART. II.--_Aerial Voyages._
- FOOTNOTES:
- ART. III.--_Early Sufferings of the Free Church of Scotland._
- FOOTNOTE:
- ART. IV.--_The Romance of the Rose._
- That is,--
- While Jean de Meung himself says, prophesying after the event--
- And Béranger sings in the same key,--
- FOOTNOTES:
- ART. V.--_Letters and Letter Writing._
- Farewell, ROCHESTER.'
- FOOTNOTES:
- Elsewhere he says,--
- And few separations took place without that consolotary song,--
- ART. VII.--_Mr. Darwin on the Origin of Man._
- FOOTNOTES:
- ART. VIII.--_The Session._
- Again:--
- Cornet £450 -- £450
- Lieutenant 250 £575 825
- Captain 1,100 2,006 3,106
- Major 1,400 1,600 3,000
- FOOTNOTES:
- CONTEMPORARY LITERATURE.
- HISTORY, BIOGRAPHY, AND TRAVELS.
- POETRY, FICTION, AND BELLES LETTRES.
- Here is Dr. Anster's version of the same lines:--
- Shelley writes:--
- Anster:--
- Shelley:--
- BLAZE.--L'Homme s'égare, tant qu'il cherche son but.'
- To which let us add:--
- THEOLOGY, PHILOSOPHY, AND PHILOLOGY.
- FOOTNOTE:
- SERMONS.