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... improvement by very flow degrees ; nay , many of them fell back and de- generated into a ftate vaftly more favage than the people from whence they came . In America we fee a rich and valuable foil and an extenfive country , taken ...
... improvement by very flow degrees ; nay , many of them fell back and de- generated into a ftate vaftly more favage than the people from whence they came . In America we fee a rich and valuable foil and an extenfive country , taken ...
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... improvement of which it is capable , is still inconsistent with the purity of the Chriftian profeffion . It is a ftrong prefumptive evi- dence in favor of this affertion , that , after fo many years trial , fuch improvement has never ...
... improvement of which it is capable , is still inconsistent with the purity of the Chriftian profeffion . It is a ftrong prefumptive evi- dence in favor of this affertion , that , after fo many years trial , fuch improvement has never ...
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... improvements , and introduce a good , or abolish an ill cuftom . You muft not suppose , that all the phrases of the vulgar ... improvement , to say averfe from . What I mean by this obfervation , is to turn your attention to fuch remarks ...
... improvements , and introduce a good , or abolish an ill cuftom . You muft not suppose , that all the phrases of the vulgar ... improvement , to say averfe from . What I mean by this obfervation , is to turn your attention to fuch remarks ...
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