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... learned nations were neceffarily vicious ; or that there was an irresistible tendency in knowledge to corrupt the manners of mankind . If Mr. Rouffeau had taken up the argument in another way ; if , instead of pretending that the great ...
... learned nations were neceffarily vicious ; or that there was an irresistible tendency in knowledge to corrupt the manners of mankind . If Mr. Rouffeau had taken up the argument in another way ; if , instead of pretending that the great ...
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... learned ; I shall not be furprized if many of thofe , that are founded on conjecture only , fhould be thought inadmiffible : a young man living in the country , and not having much opportunity of advice or affittance from per- fons of ...
... learned ; I shall not be furprized if many of thofe , that are founded on conjecture only , fhould be thought inadmiffible : a young man living in the country , and not having much opportunity of advice or affittance from per- fons of ...
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... learned body . The re- mark made in one of them , concerning K. Richard the Third , may be new to fome readers , or may at least ferve to confirm an opinion which has been occafionally advanced , though not generally admitted . It ...
... learned body . The re- mark made in one of them , concerning K. Richard the Third , may be new to fome readers , or may at least ferve to confirm an opinion which has been occafionally advanced , though not generally admitted . It ...
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Lodges Illuftrations of Britiſh Hiſtory | 4 |
from the Roman Catholics 343 | 22 |
Remarks on Wakefield | 36 |
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