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... principle with conduct , continued through his whole life , is a characteristical feature by which Mr. Day was distinguished . ' After fome farther illuftrations of the opinions , principles , and difpofitions , which formed the ...
... principle with conduct , continued through his whole life , is a characteristical feature by which Mr. Day was distinguished . ' After fome farther illuftrations of the opinions , principles , and difpofitions , which formed the ...
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... principles of the old . Mr. Paine's book is not , in every inftance , a fair fpecimen of the tenets of the modern Whigs ; neither do the fpeeches of the managers at Sacheverel's trial contain a proper fample of the Whig principles of ...
... principles of the old . Mr. Paine's book is not , in every inftance , a fair fpecimen of the tenets of the modern Whigs ; neither do the fpeeches of the managers at Sacheverel's trial contain a proper fample of the Whig principles of ...
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... principles of morality . 4thly , The principles of the conftitution . 5thly , The phyfical , intellectual , and moral faculties are to be expanded , as far as is confiftent with the age of the pupils . On this subject , the author ...
... principles of morality . 4thly , The principles of the conftitution . 5thly , The phyfical , intellectual , and moral faculties are to be expanded , as far as is confiftent with the age of the pupils . On this subject , the author ...
Contents
Atkinsons Poetical Epiftle from Marie | 1 |
Jackson on the prefent State of Mufic | 12 |
Chalmerss Collection of Treaties | 39 |
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