Memoirs of the Life Writings And Correspondence of Sir William Jones
Memoirs of the Life Writings And Correspondence of Sir William Jones
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III. SCIENCES. L. Law. 2. Mat] ics. 3. Dialectic.
N. B. Every species of hupian k" e may be reduced to one or other of these divisions. Even law belongs partly to the History of Man, partly, as a science, to dialec ic. The twelve languages are, Greek, Latin, Italian, French, Spanish, Portuguese, Ho Vrabic, Pe i i, Turki : :.
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* Generally known by the n-me of the Turk's-Head Club, held in Gerrard-Street, Soho. The • h ent of this club \ as first pro- posed by Sir Joshua R Ls t...o Burke and Johnson ; and the original members of it were the friends of these three. The number of mem- bers was graduall) en re Lsed to forty, com; i ehending men of the most distinguished characters, and eminent for their learning, talents, and abilities.
198 MEMOIRS OF THE LIFE OF unanimous, and it was carried with the sincere appro- bation and eagerness of all present. I am sorry to add, that lord Camden and the bishop of Chester were re- jected. When bishops and chancellors honor us with offering to dine with us at a tavern, it seems very ex- traordinary that we should ever reject such an offer; but there is no reasoning on the caprice of men.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
III. SCIENCES. L. Law. 2. Mat] ics. 3. Dialectic.
N. B. Every species of hupian k" e may be reduced to one or other of these divisions. Even law belongs partly to the History of Man, partly, as a science, to dialec ic. The twelve languages are, Greek, Latin, Italian, French, Spanish, Portuguese, Ho Vrabic, Pe i i, Turki : :.
; ■ i, I ish.
1/ 0.
* Generally known by the n-me of the Turk's-Head Club, held in Gerrard-Street, Soho. The • h ent of this club \ as first pro- posed by Sir Joshua R Ls t...o Burke and Johnson ; and the original members of it were the friends of these three. The number of mem- bers was graduall) en re Lsed to forty, com; i ehending men of the most distinguished characters, and eminent for their learning, talents, and abilities.
198 MEMOIRS OF THE LIFE OF unanimous, and it was carried with the sincere appro- bation and eagerness of all present. I am sorry to add, that lord Camden and the bishop of Chester were re- jected. When bishops and chancellors honor us with offering to dine with us at a tavern, it seems very ex- traordinary that we should ever reject such an offer; but there is no reasoning on the caprice of men.
What to read after Memoirs of the Life Writings And Correspondence of Sir William Jones?
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