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Page 109
... remarks on that species of oratory to which particular examples belong : - Thus the Narrative Pieces are prefaced by General Remarks on History ; the Instructive Pieces , by Observations on the different modes of Instruction ; and the ...
... remarks on that species of oratory to which particular examples belong : - Thus the Narrative Pieces are prefaced by General Remarks on History ; the Instructive Pieces , by Observations on the different modes of Instruction ; and the ...
Page 309
... remarks , because the sanction of so respectable a name as that of the present author becomes dangerous , when it is extended to any doubtful opinion or practice . Art . 23. A Letter to Mr. Ogden , Surgeon , in Ashton - under - Line ...
... remarks , because the sanction of so respectable a name as that of the present author becomes dangerous , when it is extended to any doubtful opinion or practice . Art . 23. A Letter to Mr. Ogden , Surgeon , in Ashton - under - Line ...
Page 524
... remarks . The sub- ject is peculiarly fitted to swell the mind with noble emotions ; and to lift us awhile above the petty concerns , the restless intrigues , and the miserable contentions , which оссиру and torment the inhabitants of ...
... remarks . The sub- ject is peculiarly fitted to swell the mind with noble emotions ; and to lift us awhile above the petty concerns , the restless intrigues , and the miserable contentions , which оссиру and torment the inhabitants of ...
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London Bp of See Porteus | 14 |
Study of History rendered easy | 24 |
Butlers Memoirs of Bp Hildesley 359 | 28 |
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