The Monthly Review, Or, Literary Journal, Volume 53R. Griffiths, 1775 - Books |
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... fentiments of Voltaire , in his commentary on the admired Italian treatife of the marquis Beccaria , difcuffing a queftion fomewhat fimilar to the prefent ? With an authoritative boldness , infpired by the fubject , he fays , " do not ...
... fentiments of Voltaire , in his commentary on the admired Italian treatife of the marquis Beccaria , difcuffing a queftion fomewhat fimilar to the prefent ? With an authoritative boldness , infpired by the fubject , he fays , " do not ...
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... fentiments , Mr. Hextal would . not have been difmiffed . ' If fo , what a comfortable reflection must it prove to these ambaffadors of the PRINCE OF PEACE , that if they did not actually fow the feeds of divifion , they however wa ...
... fentiments , Mr. Hextal would . not have been difmiffed . ' If fo , what a comfortable reflection must it prove to these ambaffadors of the PRINCE OF PEACE , that if they did not actually fow the feeds of divifion , they however wa ...
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... fentiments , and warm with the love of virtue , when firft admitted into the circles of perfons of character , thinks he cannot better recommend himfelf , than by taking fome opportunity of expreffing the fentiments he has been taught ...
... fentiments , and warm with the love of virtue , when firft admitted into the circles of perfons of character , thinks he cannot better recommend himfelf , than by taking fome opportunity of expreffing the fentiments he has been taught ...
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