The Monthly Review, Or, Literary Journal, Volume 53R. Griffiths, 1775 - Books |
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Page 194
... fure method of obtaining rain ; indeed it is infallible at the long run , for supposing diversions were to be fufpended for a year , there would most probably fall fome showers in that time , and they would immediately be attributed to ...
... fure method of obtaining rain ; indeed it is infallible at the long run , for supposing diversions were to be fufpended for a year , there would most probably fall fome showers in that time , and they would immediately be attributed to ...
Page 224
... fure which is due to every defection of the mind , from those laws which are the foundation of order and peace in civil society , and which are stamped with the facred mark of divine authority . • In this particular of his character ...
... fure which is due to every defection of the mind , from those laws which are the foundation of order and peace in civil society , and which are stamped with the facred mark of divine authority . • In this particular of his character ...
Page 245
... fure resource and comfort in calamity , and a ready assistance to every scheme of honest industry . The young are instructed at their expence , and under their direction , and rendered useful at the earliest period possible ; the aged ...
... fure resource and comfort in calamity , and a ready assistance to every scheme of honest industry . The young are instructed at their expence , and under their direction , and rendered useful at the earliest period possible ; the aged ...
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