The Monthly Review, Or, Literary JournalR. Griffiths, 1796 - Books |
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... himself and his own conduct : For me , whatever may be our common destiny , I shall be num- bered with those who have done their utmost to avert this , and every other calamity which has already befallen you . I fhall reflect with ...
... himself and his own conduct : For me , whatever may be our common destiny , I shall be num- bered with those who have done their utmost to avert this , and every other calamity which has already befallen you . I fhall reflect with ...
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Sir ! during his own fickness , he excufed himself by faying , every man's a scoundrel in fickness ; he only thinks of himself . " 6 In our perufal of the life before us , we have found some ty- pographical errors , which the most ...
Sir ! during his own fickness , he excufed himself by faying , every man's a scoundrel in fickness ; he only thinks of himself . " 6 In our perufal of the life before us , we have found some ty- pographical errors , which the most ...
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... himself said , that he confidered the Logos as an occafional per- fon only ? The Doctor does not affert this . He only infers it . Now the premises , from which he forms fo extraordinary a conclufion , muft certainly be very clear ...
... himself said , that he confidered the Logos as an occafional per- fon only ? The Doctor does not affert this . He only infers it . Now the premises , from which he forms fo extraordinary a conclufion , muft certainly be very clear ...
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