The Monthly Review, Or, Literary Journal, Volume 65R. Griffiths, 1781 - Books |
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... respect to the Sabbath , fo proportionably it degenerates into every species of vice and immorality which are the curle and difgrace of a country ! Art . 28. Diftreffed Virtue , or the Hiftory of Mifs Harriet Nel fon ; in which is ...
... respect to the Sabbath , fo proportionably it degenerates into every species of vice and immorality which are the curle and difgrace of a country ! Art . 28. Diftreffed Virtue , or the Hiftory of Mifs Harriet Nel fon ; in which is ...
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... respect of the end it has in view , and of the means employed by it ; and exemplifies fome of thefe fubordinate ways , in which the pru- dent application even of these means is feen and expreffed ; and all this , for the fake of thofe ...
... respect of the end it has in view , and of the means employed by it ; and exemplifies fome of thefe fubordinate ways , in which the pru- dent application even of these means is feen and expreffed ; and all this , for the fake of thofe ...
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... respect- ing the authenticity of thefe Epiftles ; he only quoted Wetstein . " But for what reafon did he omit to quote Dr. Lardner ? Why did he not even hint at that greater authority ? Why , when he spoke of Wetstein's having little ...
... respect- ing the authenticity of thefe Epiftles ; he only quoted Wetstein . " But for what reafon did he omit to quote Dr. Lardner ? Why did he not even hint at that greater authority ? Why , when he spoke of Wetstein's having little ...
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