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Pagina 43
... Learning , and those who appear competent Judges of this Matter ; and muft here take Oc- cafion to thank A. B. whoever it is that conceals himself under those two Letters , for his Advice upon this Subject : But as I find the Work I ...
... Learning , and those who appear competent Judges of this Matter ; and muft here take Oc- cafion to thank A. B. whoever it is that conceals himself under those two Letters , for his Advice upon this Subject : But as I find the Work I ...
Pagina 74
... Learning , who have now any Figure in the British Nation . For my own Part , I often flatter my felf with the honourable Mention which will then be made of me ; and have drawn up a Para- graph in my own Imagination , that I fancy will ...
... Learning , who have now any Figure in the British Nation . For my own Part , I often flatter my felf with the honourable Mention which will then be made of me ; and have drawn up a Para- graph in my own Imagination , that I fancy will ...
Pagina 159
... Learning fuffer in a particular manner from this ftrange Prejudice , which at present prevails amongst all Ranks and . Degrees in the British Nation . As Men formerly became eminent in learning Societies by their Parts and Acquifitions ...
... Learning fuffer in a particular manner from this ftrange Prejudice , which at present prevails amongst all Ranks and . Degrees in the British Nation . As Men formerly became eminent in learning Societies by their Parts and Acquifitions ...
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