Fugitive Pieces on Various Subjects: A vindication of natural societyRobert Dodsley J. Dodsley, 1771 - English essays |
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... for decayed Au- thors . By John Gilbert Cooper , Efq . VII . A Parallel , in the Manner of Plutarch , be- tween a most celebrated Man of Florence ; and One , fcarce ever heard of , in England . By the Reverend Mr. Spence . FUGITIVE.
... for decayed Au- thors . By John Gilbert Cooper , Efq . VII . A Parallel , in the Manner of Plutarch , be- tween a most celebrated Man of Florence ; and One , fcarce ever heard of , in England . By the Reverend Mr. Spence . FUGITIVE.
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... Manner , and the Foundation of every Virtue , and of all Government , fapped with great Art and much Ingenuity . What Advantage do we derive from fuch Writings ; What De- light can a Man find in employing a Capacity , which might be ...
... Manner , and the Foundation of every Virtue , and of all Government , fapped with great Art and much Ingenuity . What Advantage do we derive from fuch Writings ; What De- light can a Man find in employing a Capacity , which might be ...
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... Manner , and in a Stile above the com mon , they cannot want a Number of Admirers of as much Docility as can be wifhed for in Difciples . To thefe the Editor of the follow- ing little Piece has addreffed it : there is no Reafon to ...
... Manner , and in a Stile above the com mon , they cannot want a Number of Admirers of as much Docility as can be wifhed for in Difciples . To thefe the Editor of the follow- ing little Piece has addreffed it : there is no Reafon to ...
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... Manner ; fo that I shall only throw the strong Point of Light upon that Part which coincides with Roman History , and of that Part only on the Point of Time when they received the great and final Stroke which made them no more a Nation ...
... Manner ; fo that I shall only throw the strong Point of Light upon that Part which coincides with Roman History , and of that Part only on the Point of Time when they received the great and final Stroke which made them no more a Nation ...
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... lay together all thofe ac- tually flain in Battles , or who have perished in a no jefs miferable Manner by the other deftructive Confe- quences of War , from the Beginning of the World to this Day , in the four Parts of it 28 A VINDICATION.
... lay together all thofe ac- tually flain in Battles , or who have perished in a no jefs miferable Manner by the other deftructive Confe- quences of War , from the Beginning of the World to this Day , in the four Parts of it 28 A VINDICATION.
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