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have perused the tract with attention , and perceive that it is not i mere fanciful , illiterate , or hasty performance ; and though the writer appears to be persuaded of the justice of his remarks , he does not assume superior or ...
have perused the tract with attention , and perceive that it is not i mere fanciful , illiterate , or hasty performance ; and though the writer appears to be persuaded of the justice of his remarks , he does not assume superior or ...
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To attention , indeed , his learning and his abilities may intitle him on all points : but to acquiescence and to commendation he can lay claim only with those who can adopt the sentiments , and be convinced by the arguments , of which ...
To attention , indeed , his learning and his abilities may intitle him on all points : but to acquiescence and to commendation he can lay claim only with those who can adopt the sentiments , and be convinced by the arguments , of which ...
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Of the other papers in this volume , we propose to make our report at a subsequent opportunity ; and we shall now turn our attention to the volume which is appropriated to the MORAL AND POLITICAL SCIENCES . 4to . PP . 700 .
Of the other papers in this volume , we propose to make our report at a subsequent opportunity ; and we shall now turn our attention to the volume which is appropriated to the MORAL AND POLITICAL SCIENCES . 4to . PP . 700 .
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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, 1803 |
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