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... writer , but justice obliges us to state that he does not impress us with a favourable opinion of his talents . We would willingly hope that his publication is not one of those which are intended to act as a species of professional ...
... writer , but justice obliges us to state that he does not impress us with a favourable opinion of his talents . We would willingly hope that his publication is not one of those which are intended to act as a species of professional ...
Pagina 542
... writer , to shew kindness to individuals who exerted themselves to soothe , by their representations , the harsh character of their master ; and to soften in their ope- ration his peremptory and insensate commands . The accounts of the ...
... writer , to shew kindness to individuals who exerted themselves to soothe , by their representations , the harsh character of their master ; and to soften in their ope- ration his peremptory and insensate commands . The accounts of the ...
Pagina 543
... writer of the tract under review approves of an Opposition , but requires that it should be enlightened and temperate . It has no occasion , he says , for courage , because it is in no danger ; nor should an impatience to acquire popu ...
... writer of the tract under review approves of an Opposition , but requires that it should be enlightened and temperate . It has no occasion , he says , for courage , because it is in no danger ; nor should an impatience to acquire popu ...
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