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Page 215
... morals . That it ftrengthens the motives to moral action , in the feveral ways fpecified by Mr. R. , would not be denied by the Archdeacon . That it delivers any entirely new precepts of mora- lity , Mr. R. has not proved . Some of lity ...
... morals . That it ftrengthens the motives to moral action , in the feveral ways fpecified by Mr. R. , would not be denied by the Archdeacon . That it delivers any entirely new precepts of mora- lity , Mr. R. has not proved . Some of lity ...
Page 231
... Moral maxims and fables were , it is well known , in common use among the antients , as modes of inftruction ; and each method has its diftinct advantage ; the former tends to fix moral truths on the me- mory ; the latter , to render ...
... Moral maxims and fables were , it is well known , in common use among the antients , as modes of inftruction ; and each method has its diftinct advantage ; the former tends to fix moral truths on the me- mory ; the latter , to render ...
Page 432
... moral principles are formed fyftematically to play into the hand of the paffions ; when that which is to correct ... moral and political opinion , and moral and political difcipline in that country , becomes of ftill greater importance ...
... moral principles are formed fyftematically to play into the hand of the paffions ; when that which is to correct ... moral and political opinion , and moral and political difcipline in that country , becomes of ftill greater importance ...
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