The Monthly Review, Or, Literary JournalR. Griffiths, 1793 - Books |
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Page 103
... fuch as might have a pernicious tendency , which would in a material degree leffen fuch errors ; and which , doubtlefs , will continue to creep into the minds of men , while fo many of those crude and fallacious works now ex- tant are ...
... fuch as might have a pernicious tendency , which would in a material degree leffen fuch errors ; and which , doubtlefs , will continue to creep into the minds of men , while fo many of those crude and fallacious works now ex- tant are ...
Page 155
... fuch a garb as to make them trifles ? The only fociety that could be really ufeful would be that which , in the culture of a large farm , fhould exhibit a perfect example of good husbandry , for the ufe of fuch as would refort to it ...
... fuch a garb as to make them trifles ? The only fociety that could be really ufeful would be that which , in the culture of a large farm , fhould exhibit a perfect example of good husbandry , for the ufe of fuch as would refort to it ...
Page 477
... fuch approved liberality , to difcourage the diffemination of political information among the common people : No danger ( fays he , ) need be apprehended from a candid ex- amination of our own conftitution , or from a display of the ...
... fuch approved liberality , to difcourage the diffemination of political information among the common people : No danger ( fays he , ) need be apprehended from a candid ex- amination of our own conftitution , or from a display of the ...
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