The Critical Review, Or, Annals of Literature, Volume 57Tobias Smollett W. Simpkin and R. Marshall, 1784 - English literature Each number includes a classified "Monthly catalogue." |
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... mind , difdains to be controuled by the prejudices of education ; he is open to reafon and evidence : truth is the object of his researches ; and he purfues his enquiries with fteadiness , impartiality , and freedom . The learned author ...
... mind , difdains to be controuled by the prejudices of education ; he is open to reafon and evidence : truth is the object of his researches ; and he purfues his enquiries with fteadiness , impartiality , and freedom . The learned author ...
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... mind , on behold- ing great intellectual ability employed for inhuman and per- fidious purposes . ' He has laboured with great attention to reconcile the pleasure which we receive from the reprefent- ation , with the indignation which ...
... mind , on behold- ing great intellectual ability employed for inhuman and per- fidious purposes . ' He has laboured with great attention to reconcile the pleasure which we receive from the reprefent- ation , with the indignation which ...
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... mind he evaded the law , and escaped condemnation , without departing from the truth of the Gofpel , or violating the honour of God . ' The fecond article in this volume confifts of Mifcellaneous Obfervations on the Influence of Habit ...
... mind he evaded the law , and escaped condemnation , without departing from the truth of the Gofpel , or violating the honour of God . ' The fecond article in this volume confifts of Mifcellaneous Obfervations on the Influence of Habit ...
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