The Monthly Review, Or, Literary JournalR. Griffiths, 1795 - Books |
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... himself with an accurate knowlege of the prefent ate of society , in those ranks of life in reference to which he writes . He informs his readers that , in order to gain.fuch a degree of knowlege of the habits , purfuits , and ...
... himself with an accurate knowlege of the prefent ate of society , in those ranks of life in reference to which he writes . He informs his readers that , in order to gain.fuch a degree of knowlege of the habits , purfuits , and ...
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... himself before God , that man discovers in himself his noble origin , and the end for which he was created . ' ( Vol . II . p . 142-144 . ) Our readers should be informed that most of the pieces , con- tained in these volumes , were ...
... himself before God , that man discovers in himself his noble origin , and the end for which he was created . ' ( Vol . II . p . 142-144 . ) Our readers should be informed that most of the pieces , con- tained in these volumes , were ...
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... himself compelled to a determination of com- bating against it to fave the legislative body from its tyranny , and France from its cruelties . What is his crime ? It is that he antici- pated the judgment of the nation against these ...
... himself compelled to a determination of com- bating against it to fave the legislative body from its tyranny , and France from its cruelties . What is his crime ? It is that he antici- pated the judgment of the nation against these ...
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