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ACCOUNT OF THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE SWEDISH ACADEMY , Instituted for the purpose of perfecting the Swedish language , It has been often remarked , that an'attention to language is the surest proof of the progress that any state has made ...
ACCOUNT OF THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE SWEDISH ACADEMY , Instituted for the purpose of perfecting the Swedish language , It has been often remarked , that an'attention to language is the surest proof of the progress that any state has made ...
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Nothing seems to be so well calculated for throwing light on the origin of nations , as an attention to the radical construction of the language of the people , and to the nature of those monuments of remote antiquity that have escaped ...
Nothing seems to be so well calculated for throwing light on the origin of nations , as an attention to the radical construction of the language of the people , and to the nature of those monuments of remote antiquity that have escaped ...
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In # state of nature , the powers of any individual are disgipated by an attention to a multiplicity of objects . The employments of all are similar . From generation to generation , every man does the same that every other does ...
In # state of nature , the powers of any individual are disgipated by an attention to a multiplicity of objects . The employments of all are similar . From generation to generation , every man does the same that every other does ...
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