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It seems to contain the essence of many of Lord Castlereagh's speeches , and is ex- pressed very much in his happy manner . ART . VIII . Original Letters principally from Lord Charlemont , the Right Honourable Edmund Burke , William ...
It seems to contain the essence of many of Lord Castlereagh's speeches , and is ex- pressed very much in his happy manner . ART . VIII . Original Letters principally from Lord Charlemont , the Right Honourable Edmund Burke , William ...
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The one seems always to speak from conviction , and more from his heart than his head . The general good of mankind seems to be his particular interest , and the warmth of his zeal persuades as much as the strength of his argument : the ...
The one seems always to speak from conviction , and more from his heart than his head . The general good of mankind seems to be his particular interest , and the warmth of his zeal persuades as much as the strength of his argument : the ...
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Hume seems to have had no other fixed aim than to unsettle what was esta- blished , and appeared to revel in all the doubt and perplexity which subtilty could produce . His subtilty , however , was ac- quired , and not original : his ...
Hume seems to have had no other fixed aim than to unsettle what was esta- blished , and appeared to revel in all the doubt and perplexity which subtilty could produce . His subtilty , however , was ac- quired , and not original : his ...
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| Title | The Monthly Review, Or, Literary Journal Volumes 1215-1247 of Early English newspapers Volumes 384-432 of English literary periodicals |
| Contributors | Ralph Griffiths, G. E. Griffiths |
| Publisher | R. Griffiths, 1822 |
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