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... tion . Under the head of gaming , we obferve that national lot- teries come in for their fhare of cenfure . - Whatever unfavourable ideas may be affociated with the appellation by which this fociety diftinguish themselves , they have ...
... tion . Under the head of gaming , we obferve that national lot- teries come in for their fhare of cenfure . - Whatever unfavourable ideas may be affociated with the appellation by which this fociety diftinguish themselves , they have ...
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... tion appears to be due to the prefent work , which is written . with knowlege , penetration , temper , and liberality . We could , with pleasure , produce many inftances to justify this approbation : but they would lead us into too wide ...
... tion appears to be due to the prefent work , which is written . with knowlege , penetration , temper , and liberality . We could , with pleasure , produce many inftances to justify this approbation : but they would lead us into too wide ...
Pagina 449
... tion of God had nothing farther to do but copy our infallible ex- ample . It will not be by vague and unmeaning affertions , that They have gone much too far ! " when we neither know with any kind of precilion how far they have gone ...
... tion of God had nothing farther to do but copy our infallible ex- ample . It will not be by vague and unmeaning affertions , that They have gone much too far ! " when we neither know with any kind of precilion how far they have gone ...
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