The Monthly Review, Or, Literary Journal, Volume 59R. Griffiths, 1778 - Books |
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Page 126
... manner with which every parliament gave away the money of the people . - George the First was almost always in war , or elfe entangled in expenfive alliances . Bremen and Verden were bought , as I may fay , with the sweat of the brow of ...
... manner with which every parliament gave away the money of the people . - George the First was almost always in war , or elfe entangled in expenfive alliances . Bremen and Verden were bought , as I may fay , with the sweat of the brow of ...
Page 149
... manner , which , in most of our fchools , is greatly wanting . The 4th chapter treats of the manner in which the children are inftructed . This inftruction is given according to their capacities , and their dif- ferent destinations in ...
... manner , which , in most of our fchools , is greatly wanting . The 4th chapter treats of the manner in which the children are inftructed . This inftruction is given according to their capacities , and their dif- ferent destinations in ...
Page 529
... manner we here reprefent it , for he fays , the ftatue knows its own foul ; by this , however , he only meant , that the ftatue con- fifting of matter and fpirit is confcious of its exiftence , percep- tions and fenfations . This is a ...
... manner we here reprefent it , for he fays , the ftatue knows its own foul ; by this , however , he only meant , that the ftatue con- fifting of matter and fpirit is confcious of its exiftence , percep- tions and fenfations . This is a ...
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