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Page 93
... prefent treatment of him deferved this epithet . He pro- ceeds , " prefent my kind refpects to Mr. Hextal , affure him of my brotherly affection , and that I fhould moft heartily rejoice to find that the prefent cloud was happily ...
... prefent treatment of him deferved this epithet . He pro- ceeds , " prefent my kind refpects to Mr. Hextal , affure him of my brotherly affection , and that I fhould moft heartily rejoice to find that the prefent cloud was happily ...
Page 181
... prefent pamphlet contains other efforts to defame the cha- racter of the fame abfent refpectful philofopher . How Dr. Tucker will reconcile this perfeverance in flander to a proper regard for truth , we are unable to conceive . Art . 13 ...
... prefent pamphlet contains other efforts to defame the cha- racter of the fame abfent refpectful philofopher . How Dr. Tucker will reconcile this perfeverance in flander to a proper regard for truth , we are unable to conceive . Art . 13 ...
Page 279
... prefent . But would the internal , the real characters of men be the better for it ? that is the queftion . The general de- pravity of the hearts of men remaining the fame , would not their ' cafe , upon the whole , be infinitely worse ...
... prefent . But would the internal , the real characters of men be the better for it ? that is the queftion . The general de- pravity of the hearts of men remaining the fame , would not their ' cafe , upon the whole , be infinitely worse ...
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CHRONICAL Disorders See BORDEU | 9 |
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