The Critical Review, Or, Annals of LiteratureW. Simpkin and R. Marshall, 1796 - English literature |
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Page 119
... should be furprized there are fo many , if we confidered all the concurring circumftances requifite to conftitute a man of real learning . 6 Might we hazard an opinion , we should fay , knowledge is more frequently acquired by chance ...
... should be furprized there are fo many , if we confidered all the concurring circumftances requifite to conftitute a man of real learning . 6 Might we hazard an opinion , we should fay , knowledge is more frequently acquired by chance ...
Page 377
... should either be freed from these restraints , and be permitted to engage in worldly bufi nefs , or that they should be maintained at the public expence . ' P. 4 . As to the quantity of the provifion which the clergy receive , the ...
... should either be freed from these restraints , and be permitted to engage in worldly bufi nefs , or that they should be maintained at the public expence . ' P. 4 . As to the quantity of the provifion which the clergy receive , the ...
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... should be in future the regular legal ti- tle ; both this and the record should contain an accurate defcription of the premises , and the valuation per annum at which the differ- ent assessments were to be made , while they remained in ...
... should be in future the regular legal ti- tle ; both this and the record should contain an accurate defcription of the premises , and the valuation per annum at which the differ- ent assessments were to be made , while they remained in ...
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