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Page 95
In the first section of this volume , the author treats on the great importance of adopting in this country the same ... The second section contains an enumeration of the differents objects , which must be combined in every important ...
In the first section of this volume , the author treats on the great importance of adopting in this country the same ... The second section contains an enumeration of the differents objects , which must be combined in every important ...
Page 97
One important feature in these discourses is that they are not loose harangues , but textual , and regularly divided ; by which the hearer is enabled to follow the preacher without being perplexed . In the concluding discourse ...
One important feature in these discourses is that they are not loose harangues , but textual , and regularly divided ; by which the hearer is enabled to follow the preacher without being perplexed . In the concluding discourse ...
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On the other hand , the genius of the author is so far above the ordinary cast ; his knowledge of the subjects he treats is so profound ; and the correctness of his views is established by so many important discoveries , that so high an ...
On the other hand , the genius of the author is so far above the ordinary cast ; his knowledge of the subjects he treats is so profound ; and the correctness of his views is established by so many important discoveries , that so high an ...
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Reform Parliamentary Arguments | 51 |
Liberality and Prejudice | 66 |
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