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... fhould here bid adieu to our Author for the present , did we not think it expedient to take fome notice of a paffage wherein he hath expreffed himself very equivocally on the fub- ject of gratifying private refentment . On telling us ...
... fhould here bid adieu to our Author for the present , did we not think it expedient to take fome notice of a paffage wherein he hath expreffed himself very equivocally on the fub- ject of gratifying private refentment . On telling us ...
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... fhould appear in his proper century . Upon fuch a plan as this it would be easy to see what advance any art or fcience had made at a particular time : who were a man's pre- deceffors in the fame art or profeffion ; and what advantage he ...
... fhould appear in his proper century . Upon fuch a plan as this it would be easy to see what advance any art or fcience had made at a particular time : who were a man's pre- deceffors in the fame art or profeffion ; and what advantage he ...
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... fhould always be an object of attention to thofe who are employed in writing the lives of eminent perfons , or in compiling materials from the works of others , to select fuch of their actions , as are most characteristical of their ...
... fhould always be an object of attention to thofe who are employed in writing the lives of eminent perfons , or in compiling materials from the works of others , to select fuch of their actions , as are most characteristical of their ...
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... fhould ftand all thofe who have been the enemies of the juft and natural liberties of mankind ; the favourers of tyrants and tyranny ; and the advocates for perfecution and violence . Thefe have been ever the greatest enemies of the ...
... fhould ftand all thofe who have been the enemies of the juft and natural liberties of mankind ; the favourers of tyrants and tyranny ; and the advocates for perfecution and violence . Thefe have been ever the greatest enemies of the ...
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... fhould be fo officious , as to fearch after , and publish the fermons of a man long fince dead ; who himself never meant to publifh any , or thought fo highly of himself , as that he could benefit the world by fuch a publication . It is ...
... fhould be fo officious , as to fearch after , and publish the fermons of a man long fince dead ; who himself never meant to publifh any , or thought fo highly of himself , as that he could benefit the world by fuch a publication . It is ...
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