 | 1802 - 886 trang
...the world, and to him. Besides, our manner of viewing the same subject is so different or peculiar, that (as was the case in our last books) both may maintain their own rank, have their own partisans, and possess their own merit, without hurting each oilier. ' I am sensible how extensive... | |
 | 1802 - 888 trang
...the world, and to ,him. Besides, our manner of viewing the same subject is so different or peculiar, that (as was the case in our last books) both may maintain their own rank, liave their own partisans, and possess llieir own merit, without hurting each other. ' I am sensible... | |
 | Dugald Stewart - 1811 - 620 trang
...the world, and to him. Besides, our manner of view" ing the same subject is so different or peculiar, that (as " was the case in our last books,) both may...possess their own " merit, without hurting each other. ** I am sensible how extensive and laborious the undertak" ing is, and that I could not propose to... | |
 | William Robertson - 1811 - 468 trang
...world, and to him. Besides, our manner of viewIC *' ing the same subject is so different or peculiar, that (as " was the case in our last books) both may maintain their ^ own rank, have their own partisans, and possess their own " merit, without hurting each other. " I am sensible how extensive... | |
 | 1816 - 536 trang
...the world, and to him. Besides, our manner of viewing the same subject is so different or peculiar, that (as was the case in our last books) both may...that after a lapse of nearly half a century no work has appeared which can be at all compared to Hume's, in respect to popularity, or rather that commanding... | |
 | Alexander Chalmers - 1816 - 538 trang
...the world, and to him. Besides, our manner of viewing the same subject is so different or peculiar, that (as was the case in our last books) both may...that after a lapse of nearly half a century no work has appeared which can be at all compared to Hume's, in. respect to popularity, or rather that commanding... | |
 | William Robertson - 1817 - 452 trang
...world, " and to him. Besides, our manner of viewing "the same subject is so different or peculiar, " that (as was the case in our last books) both " may maintain their own rank, have their own " partisans, and possess their own merit, with" out hurting each other. " I AM sensible how extensive... | |
 | William Robertson, Dugald Stewart - 1821 - 438 trang
...world, and to him. Besides, our manner of view '.' ing the same subject is so different or peculiar, " that (as was the case in our last books) both may " maintain their own rank, have their own parti" sans, and possess their own merit, without hurt" ing each other. " I am sensible how extensive... | |
 | William Robertson - 1821 - 436 trang
...world, and to him. Besides, our manner of view" ing the same subject is so different or peculiar, " that (as was the case in our last books) both may " maintain their own rank, have their own parti" sans, and possess their own merit, without hurt" ing each other. " I am sensible how extensive... | |
 | William Robertson - 1825 - 498 trang
...the world, and to him. Besides, our manner of viewing the same subject is so different or peculiar, that (as was the case in our last books) both may maintain their own rank, have their own partisans, and possess their own merit, without hurting each other. " I am sensible how extensive and... | |
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This objection, therefore, which I thought and still think so weighty at that time, makes no impression on me at present, and I can now justify my undertaking the English History to myself, to the world, and to him. Besides, our manner of... 
