The Monthly Review, Or, Literary JournalR. Griffiths, 1796 - Books |
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... confidered as an adequate expreffion of a virtuous character , and that in whick Chriftianity is vindicated in not directly inculcating friendship and patriotifm , Mr. F. approaches nearly to the theory of Mr. Godwin , but does not ...
... confidered as an adequate expreffion of a virtuous character , and that in whick Chriftianity is vindicated in not directly inculcating friendship and patriotifm , Mr. F. approaches nearly to the theory of Mr. Godwin , but does not ...
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... confidered as almoft equally extraordinary . The TEMPORARY LEY , of five or fix years , though not pecu- liar to this Peninfula ; yet marks it , very difcriminately , from the other Weflern and Southern Counties . WATERING THE SLOPES OF ...
... confidered as almoft equally extraordinary . The TEMPORARY LEY , of five or fix years , though not pecu- liar to this Peninfula ; yet marks it , very difcriminately , from the other Weflern and Southern Counties . WATERING THE SLOPES OF ...
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... confidered as no inadequate criterion of civilized manners , it may be curious to examine how Menu treats the Hindu ... confider as com- paratively modern . Chap . VI . On devotion ; or , on the third and fourth orders . Here the ...
... confidered as no inadequate criterion of civilized manners , it may be curious to examine how Menu treats the Hindu ... confider as com- paratively modern . Chap . VI . On devotion ; or , on the third and fourth orders . Here the ...
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