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... themselves by imitating the poftures here expreffed , they are more likely to do themselves harm than good . Thefe are too like the artifices of empirics ; and we are forry to see them accompany a work which , in one part of its ...
... themselves by imitating the poftures here expreffed , they are more likely to do themselves harm than good . Thefe are too like the artifices of empirics ; and we are forry to see them accompany a work which , in one part of its ...
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... themselves in rancorous invectives against the Eftablished Church . ' 6 As a writer and a divine , ( Bishop H. obferves , ) it is not eafy to find terms that will do juftice to his merit . His reading was various and extenfive , and his ...
... themselves in rancorous invectives against the Eftablished Church . ' 6 As a writer and a divine , ( Bishop H. obferves , ) it is not eafy to find terms that will do juftice to his merit . His reading was various and extenfive , and his ...
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... themselves , in vast disorder and deftruction to the ground . Nor was the pass merely narrow and rough : it had ftill greater difadvantages , being precipicious to the Drance on the right , and very deeply fo.- Every movement therefore ...
... themselves , in vast disorder and deftruction to the ground . Nor was the pass merely narrow and rough : it had ftill greater difadvantages , being precipicious to the Drance on the right , and very deeply fo.- Every movement therefore ...
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