The Critical Review, Or, Annals of LiteratureW. Simpkin and R. Marshall, 1800 |
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... never have become a popular poet ? To this misfortune various caufes have contributed . Metaphyfics and natural philofophy have never , till of late , heen ftudied as neceffary branches of general education ; and we may add , that never ...
... never have become a popular poet ? To this misfortune various caufes have contributed . Metaphyfics and natural philofophy have never , till of late , heen ftudied as neceffary branches of general education ; and we may add , that never ...
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... never repine : they would be punished if they attempted to repine - befides , they know that their condition is never to be altered , which faves them from repining . " " Why this is as great a flavery as that of the negroes in our co ...
... never repine : they would be punished if they attempted to repine - befides , they know that their condition is never to be altered , which faves them from repining . " " Why this is as great a flavery as that of the negroes in our co ...
Pàgina 343
... never be brought to a reconciliation . Whatever may be the errors of the evangelical clergy , we fhall never cease to reprobate the vague opinions introduced by Paley and others on the grounds of fubfcribing to the articles ; and , as ...
... never be brought to a reconciliation . Whatever may be the errors of the evangelical clergy , we fhall never cease to reprobate the vague opinions introduced by Paley and others on the grounds of fubfcribing to the articles ; and , as ...
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