The Eclectic Magazine of Foreign Literature, Science, and Art, Volume 2Leavitt, Trow, & Company, 1844 |
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Página 249
... Hippolyte Carnot has quoted this passage , in order , as we sup- pose , to do honor to his hero . We wish that a note had been added to inform us from what ancient author Barère quoted . In the course of our own small reading among the ...
... Hippolyte Carnot has quoted this passage , in order , as we sup- pose , to do honor to his hero . We wish that a note had been added to inform us from what ancient author Barère quoted . In the course of our own small reading among the ...
Página 259
... Hippolyte Carnot does not alto- gether deny the truth of these stories , but justly observes that Barère's dissipation was not carried to such a point as to interfere with his industry . Nothing can be more true . Barère was by no means ...
... Hippolyte Carnot does not alto- gether deny the truth of these stories , but justly observes that Barère's dissipation was not carried to such a point as to interfere with his industry . Nothing can be more true . Barère was by no means ...
Página 260
... Hippolyte Carnot does his best to excuse had at length brought the minds of men , and this decree . His abuse of England is merely laugh- even of women , into a fierce and hard tem - able . England has managed to deal with enemies per ...
... Hippolyte Carnot does his best to excuse had at length brought the minds of men , and this decree . His abuse of England is merely laugh- even of women , into a fierce and hard tem - able . England has managed to deal with enemies per ...
Página 275
... Hippolyte Car- ment of his character ? If we were writing not defend or excuse the Jacobin administra- about any of his colleagues in the Committee tion , while they declaim against the reaction of Public Safety , about Carnot , about ...
... Hippolyte Car- ment of his character ? If we were writing not defend or excuse the Jacobin administra- about any of his colleagues in the Committee tion , while they declaim against the reaction of Public Safety , about Carnot , about ...
Página 277
... Hippolyte Carnot has made a duty . It is much better than any thing else that he has no light thing that a man in high and honorable written ; and dwell on them , not merely with public trust , a man who , from his connections ...
... Hippolyte Carnot has made a duty . It is much better than any thing else that he has no light thing that a man in high and honorable written ; and dwell on them , not merely with public trust , a man who , from his connections ...
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