Fugitive Pieces, on Various Subjects, Volume 1R. and J. Dodsley, 1761 - English essays |
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... Philosopher disputing whether human Souls are traduced from Parents to their Children , or fupernaturally conveyed into the Foetus at the Time of its Birth ( which is a very worthy Subject of philofophic Enquiry , because impoffible to ...
... Philosopher disputing whether human Souls are traduced from Parents to their Children , or fupernaturally conveyed into the Foetus at the Time of its Birth ( which is a very worthy Subject of philofophic Enquiry , because impoffible to ...
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... Philosophers un- dertook to explain the Myfteries of that wonderful Machine ) fo has it fallen out in the Subject now un- der our Confideration : History has here and there furnished an Example , and fome Physicians of Anti- quity have ...
... Philosophers un- dertook to explain the Myfteries of that wonderful Machine ) fo has it fallen out in the Subject now un- der our Confideration : History has here and there furnished an Example , and fome Physicians of Anti- quity have ...
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... Lullaby Converfation , and gentle Love ; and every well educated Male amongst us shall become Mollis & parum Vir ; that is , A PRETTY GENTLEMAN . THE THE POLITE PHILOSOPHER : OR , An ESSAY on that THE PRETTY GENTLEMAN . 221.
... Lullaby Converfation , and gentle Love ; and every well educated Male amongst us shall become Mollis & parum Vir ; that is , A PRETTY GENTLEMAN . THE THE POLITE PHILOSOPHER : OR , An ESSAY on that THE PRETTY GENTLEMAN . 221.
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Robert Dodsley. THE POLITE PHILOSOPHER : OR , An ESSAY on that ART which makes a Man happy in himself , and agreeable to others . He who intends t'advise the young and gay , Muft quit the common Road- -the formal Way ... PHILOSOPHER THE ...
Robert Dodsley. THE POLITE PHILOSOPHER : OR , An ESSAY on that ART which makes a Man happy in himself , and agreeable to others . He who intends t'advise the young and gay , Muft quit the common Road- -the formal Way ... PHILOSOPHER THE ...
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