The Spectator: ...Phil. Crampton, 1737 |
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... those who are perhaps of the fame Family , or at leaft of the fame Religion or Nation , but against those who are the open , profeffed , undoubted Enemies of their Faith , Liberty and Country . When the Romans were pressed with a ...
... those who are perhaps of the fame Family , or at leaft of the fame Religion or Nation , but against those who are the open , profeffed , undoubted Enemies of their Faith , Liberty and Country . When the Romans were pressed with a ...
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... those fecret Diftributions , without which the Body cannot sub- fift in its Vigour , nor the Soul act with Chearfulness . I might here mention the Effects which this has upon all the Faculties of the Mind , by keeping the Understand ...
... those fecret Diftributions , without which the Body cannot sub- fift in its Vigour , nor the Soul act with Chearfulness . I might here mention the Effects which this has upon all the Faculties of the Mind , by keeping the Understand ...
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... those Ideas which are in the Mind of Man , are a Tranfcript of the World : To this we may add , thatWords are the Transcript of those Ideas which are in the Mind of Man , and that Writing or Print- ing are the Transcript of Words . As ...
... those Ideas which are in the Mind of Man , are a Tranfcript of the World : To this we may add , thatWords are the Transcript of those Ideas which are in the Mind of Man , and that Writing or Print- ing are the Transcript of Words . As ...
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