Fugitive Pieces on Various Subjects: A vindication of natural societyRobert Dodsley J. Dodsley, 1771 - English essays |
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Page v
... Reason- ings which this noble Writer and feveral others have been pleafed to dignify with the Name of Philofophy . If these are delivered in a spe- cious Manner , and in a Stile above the com mon , they cannot want a Number of Admirers ...
... Reason- ings which this noble Writer and feveral others have been pleafed to dignify with the Name of Philofophy . If these are delivered in a spe- cious Manner , and in a Stile above the com mon , they cannot want a Number of Admirers ...
Page vii
... Reason and Fitness , and to use the fame Me- thod of Attack by which fome Men have af- faulted Revealed Religion , we might , with as good Colour , and with the fame Succefs , make the Wisdom and Power of God in his Creation appear to ...
... Reason and Fitness , and to use the fame Me- thod of Attack by which fome Men have af- faulted Revealed Religion , we might , with as good Colour , and with the fame Succefs , make the Wisdom and Power of God in his Creation appear to ...
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... Reason which is not our own . Even in Matters which are , as it were , just within our Reach , what would become of the World if the Prac- tice of all moral Duties , and the Foundations of Society , refted upon having their Reasons made ...
... Reason which is not our own . Even in Matters which are , as it were , just within our Reach , what would become of the World if the Prac- tice of all moral Duties , and the Foundations of Society , refted upon having their Reasons made ...
Page ix
... Reason- ing , or in Method be found , perhaps these will not be looked upon as Faults by the Ad- mirers of Lord Bolingbroke ; who will , the Editor is afraid , obferve much more of his Lordship's Character in fuch Particulars of the ...
... Reason- ing , or in Method be found , perhaps these will not be looked upon as Faults by the Ad- mirers of Lord Bolingbroke ; who will , the Editor is afraid , obferve much more of his Lordship's Character in fuch Particulars of the ...
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... Reasons which induced me to go fo far into that Enquiry ; and they are the Reasons which direct me in all my Enquiries . I had indeed often reflected on that Subject before I could prevail upon myself to communicate my Reflexions to any ...
... Reasons which induced me to go fo far into that Enquiry ; and they are the Reasons which direct me in all my Enquiries . I had indeed often reflected on that Subject before I could prevail upon myself to communicate my Reflexions to any ...
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