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... whofe defects in fcience , and whofe chimeras in the- ory , are fometimes amply compenfated by that more valuable at- tainment , a fuperior knowledge of the world , a commodity in which the fubject of this article did not abound ...
... whofe defects in fcience , and whofe chimeras in the- ory , are fometimes amply compenfated by that more valuable at- tainment , a fuperior knowledge of the world , a commodity in which the fubject of this article did not abound ...
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... whofe forefight provided against every poffible contingency , whofe vigour furmounted every obstacle , and whofe ambition afpired to the conquest of the world . It has been obferved that the first books , which we read with attention ...
... whofe forefight provided against every poffible contingency , whofe vigour furmounted every obstacle , and whofe ambition afpired to the conquest of the world . It has been obferved that the first books , which we read with attention ...
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... whofe writings have defervedly ob- tained a confiderable fhare of reputation , and who fome time ago re- fided in England with fome of the younger part of the family of a nobleman whofe memory is configned to infamy : but we cannot ...
... whofe writings have defervedly ob- tained a confiderable fhare of reputation , and who fome time ago re- fided in England with fome of the younger part of the family of a nobleman whofe memory is configned to infamy : but we cannot ...
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