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... give his Readers alio , we fear , no very favourable idea of his own difpofition , if they conceive these maxims to be the refult of his own fenfations , and not of mistaken reafoning . His firft maxim is this , It is not in the power ...
... give his Readers alio , we fear , no very favourable idea of his own difpofition , if they conceive these maxims to be the refult of his own fenfations , and not of mistaken reafoning . His firft maxim is this , It is not in the power ...
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... gives the motion be exhaufted , impoverished , and devoid of that fubftance which ought to give life and power to every fpring in the machine . I have generally obferved more vigour of mind among those people whofe youth are preferved ...
... gives the motion be exhaufted , impoverished , and devoid of that fubftance which ought to give life and power to every fpring in the machine . I have generally obferved more vigour of mind among those people whofe youth are preferved ...
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... give a thoufand various appearances to the fame facts ? Shew an object in different points of view , and . we hardly ... gives a greater fcope to his own imagination , and the Hiftorian accommodates himself , more to that of other people ...
... give a thoufand various appearances to the fame facts ? Shew an object in different points of view , and . we hardly ... gives a greater fcope to his own imagination , and the Hiftorian accommodates himself , more to that of other people ...
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... give us the hiftory of councils , rather than events ; who fhew us what paffes within , rather than ⚫ without ... gives him a violent flap on the breech . The Marfhal inftantly turns about , and the fellow , frightened out of his wits ...
... give us the hiftory of councils , rather than events ; who fhew us what paffes within , rather than ⚫ without ... gives him a violent flap on the breech . The Marfhal inftantly turns about , and the fellow , frightened out of his wits ...
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... give to laws ; To all , fresh courage ; and to Britons ( more What can the Mufe prefage ? ) much wealth , much peace . All this is paffing great ; but , indeed , when a man is once in the way of prophefying , he might as well predict ...
... give to laws ; To all , fresh courage ; and to Britons ( more What can the Mufe prefage ? ) much wealth , much peace . All this is paffing great ; but , indeed , when a man is once in the way of prophefying , he might as well predict ...
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