The Monthly Review, Or, Literary Journal, Volume 25R. Griffiths, 1761 - Books |
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... thofe of the objects perceived ; on thofe fixed laws , accord- ing to which objects act on fenfible beings , and on the exer- tion of the neceflary faculties of such beings , to form just con- ceptions of fuch objects . Should any one ...
... thofe of the objects perceived ; on thofe fixed laws , accord- ing to which objects act on fenfible beings , and on the exer- tion of the neceflary faculties of such beings , to form just con- ceptions of fuch objects . Should any one ...
Page 347
... thofe who fall under it , you cannot be at a lofs to determine . " And , is it unworthy your confideration , that , by fuch an avowed contempt of all public worship , you give the greatest offence to thofe , whom no one , who has a ...
... thofe who fall under it , you cannot be at a lofs to determine . " And , is it unworthy your confideration , that , by fuch an avowed contempt of all public worship , you give the greatest offence to thofe , whom no one , who has a ...
Page 366
... thofe of Addison , the latter would have acquired a great deal more proper knowlege for a British fubject . And as the ufual way of comparing one fet of men with another , is to confider , who made the best members of thofe Common ...
... thofe of Addison , the latter would have acquired a great deal more proper knowlege for a British fubject . And as the ufual way of comparing one fet of men with another , is to confider , who made the best members of thofe Common ...
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