The Retrospective Review, Том 6Charles and Henry Baldwyn, 1822 |
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... favoured few who can see so much farther than the rest of the world . The fact is , that there is not , from one end of the Intellectual System to the other , a single section or train of reasoning , which may not be well un- derstood ...
... favoured few who can see so much farther than the rest of the world . The fact is , that there is not , from one end of the Intellectual System to the other , a single section or train of reasoning , which may not be well un- derstood ...
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... favour of his sincerity , and though an excrescence , is not without its interest . be The fourth chapter , which is by far the longest , is occu- pied by an attempt to prove that the intelligent pagans gene- rally acknowledged one ...
... favour of his sincerity , and though an excrescence , is not without its interest . be The fourth chapter , which is by far the longest , is occu- pied by an attempt to prove that the intelligent pagans gene- rally acknowledged one ...
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... favour of our English poets and rhetoricians , who by their art will know how to use them judi- ciously . " I might also produce example , as Diodorus among the Greeks , Livy and others of the Latins , Polydore and Virunnius accounted ...
... favour of our English poets and rhetoricians , who by their art will know how to use them judi- ciously . " I might also produce example , as Diodorus among the Greeks , Livy and others of the Latins , Polydore and Virunnius accounted ...
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... favours . Although we are disposed to think that liberality towards adversaries in matters of opinion has become more diffused of late , than it was in the year 1755 , when these Memoirs first made their appearance in the world , we are ...
... favours . Although we are disposed to think that liberality towards adversaries in matters of opinion has become more diffused of late , than it was in the year 1755 , when these Memoirs first made their appearance in the world , we are ...
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... favour . The heathen , by the law of reason , has means sufficient to acquire the blessing of God , if he makes a right use of his understanding ; though the gospel may exalt the upright Christian , and give him greater ad- vantages for ...
... favour . The heathen , by the law of reason , has means sufficient to acquire the blessing of God , if he makes a right use of his understanding ; though the gospel may exalt the upright Christian , and give him greater ad- vantages for ...
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