The Monthly Review, Or, Literary Journal, Volume 53R. Griffiths, 1775 - Books |
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Page 171
... Universal , Electrical Mechanism of Nature , in its Connexions with Natural Philosophy , Metaphyfics , POLITICS , and MORALITY . That the Public might not be obftupefied , ( excuse the term , Father SAMUEL ! it is so like your own ) by ...
... Universal , Electrical Mechanism of Nature , in its Connexions with Natural Philosophy , Metaphyfics , POLITICS , and MORALITY . That the Public might not be obftupefied , ( excuse the term , Father SAMUEL ! it is so like your own ) by ...
Page 368
... universal rules ? " The defign of these questions , we are told , is to search for an uni- versal foundation , on which to fix the essential properties of a good poem , as well with respect to the choice of the subject , as to the ...
... universal rules ? " The defign of these questions , we are told , is to search for an uni- versal foundation , on which to fix the essential properties of a good poem , as well with respect to the choice of the subject , as to the ...
Page 427
... universal fympathy , but it is likewife the grand fecret in the compo- fition of focial happiness , and is the only foundation for the perfection of benevolence . ' ART . X. The Scheme of Chriftian and Philosophical Neceffity afferted ...
... universal fympathy , but it is likewife the grand fecret in the compo- fition of focial happiness , and is the only foundation for the perfection of benevolence . ' ART . X. The Scheme of Chriftian and Philosophical Neceffity afferted ...
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