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... common privileges of human nature . This is a truth fo obvious , that no fober person will ever once call it in question . How then can it be reconciled with the principles of fociety and of mutual juftice , that numbers fhould be ...
... common privileges of human nature . This is a truth fo obvious , that no fober person will ever once call it in question . How then can it be reconciled with the principles of fociety and of mutual juftice , that numbers fhould be ...
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... common fenfe may , by common application , be sure to excel . Ancient and mo- dern history are by attention easily attainable ; geography and chronology the fame ; none of them requiring any uncommon fhare of genius or invention ...
... common fenfe may , by common application , be sure to excel . Ancient and mo- dern history are by attention easily attainable ; geography and chronology the fame ; none of them requiring any uncommon fhare of genius or invention ...
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... common judge between us and him ? — - To explain this term , as here applied , it is requifite to obferve , that our Author , in order to convince and fatisfy , without the trouble of reason and argument , ' recommends- that every one ...
... common judge between us and him ? — - To explain this term , as here applied , it is requifite to obferve , that our Author , in order to convince and fatisfy , without the trouble of reason and argument , ' recommends- that every one ...
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PARRYS Attempt to demonftrate RUTTYs Natural History of | 6 |
FELLS Poem on the Times | 20 |
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