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... those means of education in the fchools of philofophy , where the virtu- ous fentiments and actions of the most illuftrious characters are re- corded , and carefully laid before the youth of civilized nations : therefore this moral ...
... those means of education in the fchools of philofophy , where the virtu- ous fentiments and actions of the most illuftrious characters are re- corded , and carefully laid before the youth of civilized nations : therefore this moral ...
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... those which were treated by Hogarth , but are alfo more correctly exe- cuted . 6 The preface is worthy of the book , and must not be fup- pofed to be as dull as ufual , by those who never read prefaces . it mentions , indeed , a ...
... those which were treated by Hogarth , but are alfo more correctly exe- cuted . 6 The preface is worthy of the book , and must not be fup- pofed to be as dull as ufual , by those who never read prefaces . it mentions , indeed , a ...
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... those established and exprefsly ordered by the state . A regulation fo fubverfive , as is this latter , of all freedom of inquiry and profeffion in matters of religion , would be the total destruction of the most valuable branch of ...
... those established and exprefsly ordered by the state . A regulation fo fubverfive , as is this latter , of all freedom of inquiry and profeffion in matters of religion , would be the total destruction of the most valuable branch of ...
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