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... mankind . We are naturally anxious to become acquainted with that fpecies of poetry which has imparted no small de- VOL , VIII . B gree gree of gratification to minds endued with genuine fenfibility . THE MONTHLY VISITOR . 13.
... mankind . We are naturally anxious to become acquainted with that fpecies of poetry which has imparted no small de- VOL , VIII . B gree gree of gratification to minds endued with genuine fenfibility . THE MONTHLY VISITOR . 13.
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... of the French Re- public , is defigned to expofe that government , He states certain facts , which demonftrate the greatest inatten- tion in the French rulers to the happiness of mankind tion . THE MONTHLY VISITOR . 31 IN ...
... of the French Re- public , is defigned to expofe that government , He states certain facts , which demonftrate the greatest inatten- tion in the French rulers to the happiness of mankind tion . THE MONTHLY VISITOR . 31 IN ...
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tion in the French rulers to the happiness of mankind . We are always forry to perufe fuch accounts , for they inuft be painful to every mind of fenfibility . MAURICE'S Hiftory of Indoftan ; its Arts and Sciences , as connected with the ...
tion in the French rulers to the happiness of mankind . We are always forry to perufe fuch accounts , for they inuft be painful to every mind of fenfibility . MAURICE'S Hiftory of Indoftan ; its Arts and Sciences , as connected with the ...
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... to influence the bulk of mankind . Thefe require fomething more fubftantial as a founda- tion for action , and are actuated rather by motives arifing arifing from views of honour and intereft , than by 50 THE MONTHLY VISITOR .
... to influence the bulk of mankind . Thefe require fomething more fubftantial as a founda- tion for action , and are actuated rather by motives arifing arifing from views of honour and intereft , than by 50 THE MONTHLY VISITOR .
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... mankind . It is the DOG , of whom numerous packs are found with almost all the nomadic nations , and are used for draught particularly by the Kamtshadales and the Oftiaks , by the eaftern Samoyedes , the Tungufes , and by some stems of ...
... mankind . It is the DOG , of whom numerous packs are found with almost all the nomadic nations , and are used for draught particularly by the Kamtshadales and the Oftiaks , by the eaftern Samoyedes , the Tungufes , and by some stems of ...
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