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... confidered as the effect of internal conviction . The belief of that conviction might then have operated on others . Had they been appointed for life , or at leaft had proofs and con- viction of malpractice neceffarily preceded their ...
... confidered as the effect of internal conviction . The belief of that conviction might then have operated on others . Had they been appointed for life , or at leaft had proofs and con- viction of malpractice neceffarily preceded their ...
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... confidered himself merely as a man of letters ; and though without birth , or fortune , or ftation , his defire was to be looked upon as a private independent Gentleman , who read for his amufement . Perhaps it may be faid , What ...
... confidered himself merely as a man of letters ; and though without birth , or fortune , or ftation , his defire was to be looked upon as a private independent Gentleman , who read for his amufement . Perhaps it may be faid , What ...
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... confidered with great learning by Mr. Afhby , who inclines to fuppofe that a ftatue might be erected in honour of Neptune , and a few coins ftruck , having the fta- tue and infcription on the reverfe , as a cheap mark of religious ...
... confidered with great learning by Mr. Afhby , who inclines to fuppofe that a ftatue might be erected in honour of Neptune , and a few coins ftruck , having the fta- tue and infcription on the reverfe , as a cheap mark of religious ...
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