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... itself to that regular ar- rangement and clear brevity which fuit the communication of un- known truths . In fact , the mufe would make a very indifferent fchool - miftrefs . Whoever , therefore , reads a didactic poem ought to come to ...
... itself to that regular ar- rangement and clear brevity which fuit the communication of un- known truths . In fact , the mufe would make a very indifferent fchool - miftrefs . Whoever , therefore , reads a didactic poem ought to come to ...
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... itself to the view of different objects . It would far exceed our limits to give a detail of thefe experiments , and of the diverfified and minute circumftances that attended them . We fhall therefore only recite the following facts ...
... itself to the view of different objects . It would far exceed our limits to give a detail of thefe experiments , and of the diverfified and minute circumftances that attended them . We fhall therefore only recite the following facts ...
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... itself , is an effect of brotherly love ; and to establish it is a godlike act . To fay that the English nation rose up against toleration would be to libel our ancestors . In truth they rofe not against the thing itself , but against ...
... itself , is an effect of brotherly love ; and to establish it is a godlike act . To fay that the English nation rose up against toleration would be to libel our ancestors . In truth they rofe not against the thing itself , but against ...
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1795 | 1 |
Decline c of the Correfponding | 15 |
Akis Edit of Armstrong | 29 |
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