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Few have the sagacity to doubt of themselves . He who has that sagacity doubts but little . Where is the power that shall immediately induce a whole nation , that is , each individual of which a nation is formed , so to doubt as to ...
Few have the sagacity to doubt of themselves . He who has that sagacity doubts but little . Where is the power that shall immediately induce a whole nation , that is , each individual of which a nation is formed , so to doubt as to ...
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Some doubts were entertained with regard to the propriety of considering this as a genuine case of Small - pox , from the pustules going off on the 7th day : but those doubts were removed by the appearance of variolous pustules in four ...
Some doubts were entertained with regard to the propriety of considering this as a genuine case of Small - pox , from the pustules going off on the 7th day : but those doubts were removed by the appearance of variolous pustules in four ...
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... authority of its being British will be found ; and when any doubts are entertained , it is particularly specified . ... and where we have expressed doubt , we beg it may not be considered as arrogance , or contempt of the opinion of ...
... authority of its being British will be found ; and when any doubts are entertained , it is particularly specified . ... and where we have expressed doubt , we beg it may not be considered as arrogance , or contempt of the opinion of ...
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| Title | The Monthly Review, Or, Literary Journal Volumes 1215-1247 of Early English newspapers Volumes 384-432 of English literary periodicals |
| Contributors | Ralph Griffiths, G. E. Griffiths |
| Publisher | R. Griffiths, 1804 |
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