The European Magazine, and London Review, 20. kötetPhilological Society of London, 1791 |
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... fuch a juftnefs of thinking about the things of this world , and fuch an eaty and contented turn of mind , as was every way becoming a good chitian and a good philofopher . This was the character given of our Author by Mr. Spence , who ...
... fuch a juftnefs of thinking about the things of this world , and fuch an eaty and contented turn of mind , as was every way becoming a good chitian and a good philofopher . This was the character given of our Author by Mr. Spence , who ...
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... fuch the fentiments which they have caufed to be adopted in Monarchic countries ; but the opi- nion is contrary , at the fame time , to prin- ciple and to experience . The Government , to be of real use , should poffefs a complete ...
... fuch the fentiments which they have caufed to be adopted in Monarchic countries ; but the opi- nion is contrary , at the fame time , to prin- ciple and to experience . The Government , to be of real use , should poffefs a complete ...
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... fuch a violation . Let us confider the ge- neral confequence . Suppofing a man is killed in endeavouring to fecure fo much as is neceff ... y to his exiltence , what is the confequence ? An individual is loft to Socie- ty . But it would ...
... fuch a violation . Let us confider the ge- neral confequence . Suppofing a man is killed in endeavouring to fecure fo much as is neceff ... y to his exiltence , what is the confequence ? An individual is loft to Socie- ty . But it would ...
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... fuch accounts as you fhall favour me with from that unknown country , and on all occafions be ready to give you affurance of the truth where- with I am , Sir , Your most obedient humble fervant , MARLBOROUGH . II . Mr. WHITWORTH to Mr ...
... fuch accounts as you fhall favour me with from that unknown country , and on all occafions be ready to give you affurance of the truth where- with I am , Sir , Your most obedient humble fervant , MARLBOROUGH . II . Mr. WHITWORTH to Mr ...
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prevent any fuch outrage for the future ! What honour does it reflect on the memory of that Princefs , to fee her not blush to ... fuch coldnefs , as if the had countenanced the fault ; fatisfaction demanded in a threatening manner ; and ...
prevent any fuch outrage for the future ! What honour does it reflect on the memory of that Princefs , to fee her not blush to ... fuch coldnefs , as if the had countenanced the fault ; fatisfaction demanded in a threatening manner ; and ...
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