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... established an union among them , from which it has derived an immenfe increase of opulence , of power , and of enjoyments . ' The concluding pages of this difquifition prove that this cele- brated hiftorian is not a partizan of the ...
... established an union among them , from which it has derived an immenfe increase of opulence , of power , and of enjoyments . ' The concluding pages of this difquifition prove that this cele- brated hiftorian is not a partizan of the ...
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... established an elementary education , open to all men : that a higher degree of inftruction should be afforded to a large portion of mankind , where each pupil fhould be en- lightened on the fubject of his particular deftination ; and ...
... established an elementary education , open to all men : that a higher degree of inftruction should be afforded to a large portion of mankind , where each pupil fhould be en- lightened on the fubject of his particular deftination ; and ...
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... established church which is not , in this refpect , equally , if not more , guilty . With us , however , the intolerance of the church , at least with regard to its effects , is greatly mitigated by many circum- ftances which have ...
... established church which is not , in this refpect , equally , if not more , guilty . With us , however , the intolerance of the church , at least with regard to its effects , is greatly mitigated by many circum- ftances which have ...
Contents
Atkinsons Poetical Epiftle from Marie | 1 |
Jackson on the prefent State of Mufic | 12 |
Chalmerss Collection of Treaties | 39 |
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