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...had been recovered only imperfect and mutilated—if but a score of consecutive sentences could be shown, they would bear a testimony to his genius as decided as the bust of Theseus bears to Grecian art among the Elgin marbles." Mackintosh's lectures, in the spring of 1799, at Lincoln's...

...remarkable impression made by this single lecture was expressed by Campbell, when he said : " Even supposing that essay had been recovered only imperfect and mutilated — if but a score of consecutive sentences could be shown, they would bear a testimony to his genius as decided as the bust...