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gave them models , from which they soon acquired the art of making them . ... The
aborigines of Anerica , had many manual arts which exhibited much dexterity ;
and in those parts of Africa the least humanized , it is known , there prevoils no ...
gave them models , from which they soon acquired the art of making them . ... The
aborigines of Anerica , had many manual arts which exhibited much dexterity ;
and in those parts of Africa the least humanized , it is known , there prevoils no ...
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In our republic , that which arises from an opinion that the perfection of the fine
arts is incompatible with freedom , —while it is the most powerful to retard their
progress , -is at the same time the most unfounded in theory , and the most false
in ...
In our republic , that which arises from an opinion that the perfection of the fine
arts is incompatible with freedom , —while it is the most powerful to retard their
progress , -is at the same time the most unfounded in theory , and the most false
in ...
Pagina 547
excellence of the arts they fostered , and the general encouragement they gave
to men of literature and science , sought a considerable portion of their own
immortality the fine arts have flourished with great vigour . Nor ought we to omit ...
excellence of the arts they fostered , and the general encouragement they gave
to men of literature and science , sought a considerable portion of their own
immortality the fine arts have flourished with great vigour . Nor ought we to omit ...
Pagina 547
money , to establish the academy of the arts in this city , that profession , in which
study , habit and emulation contributes , perhaps more than in any other , to the
cultivation of the powers of the mind , and to the correction of the taste and the ...
money , to establish the academy of the arts in this city , that profession , in which
study , habit and emulation contributes , perhaps more than in any other , to the
cultivation of the powers of the mind , and to the correction of the taste and the ...
Pagina 547
1 arts for the means of a competent and honourable enjoyment of the ease and
independence which may be procured by trade or agriculture , few , even of
those who feel themselves irresistibly impelled by inclination to devote
themselves to ...
1 arts for the means of a competent and honourable enjoyment of the ease and
independence which may be procured by trade or agriculture , few , even of
those who feel themselves irresistibly impelled by inclination to devote
themselves to ...
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Informazioni bibliografiche
| Titolo | The Port Folio, Volume 5 Volumi 40-42;Volumi 220-227 di American periodical series, 1800-1850 |
| Collaboratori | Joseph Dennie, Asbury Dickins, John Elihu Hall |
| Editore | Editor and Asbury Dickens, 1811 |
| Provenienza dell'originale | Harvard University |
| Digitalizzato | 11 apr 2019 |
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