Essays and Treatises on Several Subjects, Band 1T. Cadell, 1784 - 527 Seiten |
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... species of delicacy , I am perfuaded , that no- thing is so proper to cure us of this delicacy of passion , as the cultivating of that higher and more refined tafte , which enables us to judge of the characters of men , of compofitions ...
... species of delicacy , I am perfuaded , that no- thing is so proper to cure us of this delicacy of passion , as the cultivating of that higher and more refined tafte , which enables us to judge of the characters of men , of compofitions ...
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... species of government , after a conqueft , it is impoffible ever to shake off the yoke ; fince no one pof- fefles , among the people , fo much perfonal credit and authority as to begin fuch an enterprize : Whereas , in the latter , the ...
... species of government , after a conqueft , it is impoffible ever to shake off the yoke ; fince no one pof- fefles , among the people , fo much perfonal credit and authority as to begin fuch an enterprize : Whereas , in the latter , the ...
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... species of government it will most probably terminate ? As there feems not to be any great danger of a fudden revolution either way , I fhall at least escape the fhame attending my temerity , if I fhould be found to have been mistaken ...
... species of government it will most probably terminate ? As there feems not to be any great danger of a fudden revolution either way , I fhall at least escape the fhame attending my temerity , if I fhould be found to have been mistaken ...
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... species of government gave birth to them , by a regular and infal- lible operation . The ENGLISH conftitution , before that period , had lain in a kind of confufion ; yet fo , as that the fubjects poffeffed many noble privileges , which ...
... species of government gave birth to them , by a regular and infal- lible operation . The ENGLISH conftitution , before that period , had lain in a kind of confufion ; yet fo , as that the fubjects poffeffed many noble privileges , which ...
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... species of false religion , though both per- nicious , are yet of a very different , and even of a con- trary nature . The mind of man is subject to certain unaccountable terrors and apprehenfions , proceeding either from the unhappy ...
... species of false religion , though both per- nicious , are yet of a very different , and even of a con- trary nature . The mind of man is subject to certain unaccountable terrors and apprehenfions , proceeding either from the unhappy ...
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