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Page 69
... virtues requifite for thofe quali . fy'd to handle matters of Government , must have their foundation in virtue , wifdom , and courage . He whofe natural endowments of mind are not fufficient to foresee a long while before , what may be ...
... virtues requifite for thofe quali . fy'd to handle matters of Government , must have their foundation in virtue , wifdom , and courage . He whofe natural endowments of mind are not fufficient to foresee a long while before , what may be ...
Page 236
... Virtue are only a Veil . Rochefaucalt first brought thefe Noti- ons in Vogue , which are adopted by our Free - Thinkers . Glory , Love of Country , and Virtue , with them are chimerical , and the Heroes of Anti- quity , a Pack of felf ...
... Virtue are only a Veil . Rochefaucalt first brought thefe Noti- ons in Vogue , which are adopted by our Free - Thinkers . Glory , Love of Country , and Virtue , with them are chimerical , and the Heroes of Anti- quity , a Pack of felf ...
Page 295
... virtue the ultimate Ground of its object ; but this can advance virtue no higher than lifeless theory ; for till ' tis confidered as the Will and Law of a benovelent Deity , and enforced from the views of a future life , it will not be ...
... virtue the ultimate Ground of its object ; but this can advance virtue no higher than lifeless theory ; for till ' tis confidered as the Will and Law of a benovelent Deity , and enforced from the views of a future life , it will not be ...
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