The Monthly Review, Or, Literary JournalR. Griffiths, 1793 - Books |
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... perhaps , be afferted , that the following remarks are fre- quently too minute . Yet it feems the duty of a commentator , on the Greek productions of a modern , to point out , in general , the fources from which each expreffion flowed ...
... perhaps , be afferted , that the following remarks are fre- quently too minute . Yet it feems the duty of a commentator , on the Greek productions of a modern , to point out , in general , the fources from which each expreffion flowed ...
Page 320
... perhaps be fufficiently innocent , if it were understood merely as declaratory of intention , and not as pre- cluding farther information . Even in this reftrained fenfe , how- ever , it is far from being generally neceffary . Why ...
... perhaps be fufficiently innocent , if it were understood merely as declaratory of intention , and not as pre- cluding farther information . Even in this reftrained fenfe , how- ever , it is far from being generally neceffary . Why ...
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... Perhaps the maternal inftinct deferved more investigation than it has re- ceived in the note concerning parental affection . The logical and comprehenfive statement of the Evidences for Chriftianity , which follows , first appeared in a ...
... Perhaps the maternal inftinct deferved more investigation than it has re- ceived in the note concerning parental affection . The logical and comprehenfive statement of the Evidences for Chriftianity , which follows , first appeared in a ...
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