The Monthly Review, Or, Literary Journal, Volume 65R. Griffiths, 1781 - Books |
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... because it may be imprudent in fome . The man who marries three wives , when he can fup- port but two ; or who marries two , when he can support but one , is at the utmost to be confidered as indifcreet ; and only to be blamed in the ...
... because it may be imprudent in fome . The man who marries three wives , when he can fup- port but two ; or who marries two , when he can support but one , is at the utmost to be confidered as indifcreet ; and only to be blamed in the ...
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... because , by parting with it , in any degree more or lefs , they fo far deprive themselves of the means of doing their duty , and of performing those actions which the laws of virtue [ or religion ] may require of them ; and because ...
... because , by parting with it , in any degree more or lefs , they fo far deprive themselves of the means of doing their duty , and of performing those actions which the laws of virtue [ or religion ] may require of them ; and because ...
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... because , by parting with it , in any degree more or lefs , they fo far deprive themfelves of the means of doing their duty , and of performing thofe actions which the laws of virtue [ or religion ] may require of them ; and because ...
... because , by parting with it , in any degree more or lefs , they fo far deprive themfelves of the means of doing their duty , and of performing thofe actions which the laws of virtue [ or religion ] may require of them ; and because ...
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