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Pagina 158
... common Enemy , but to thofe private Evils which they produce in the Heart of almost every particular Perfon . This Influence is very fatal both to Mens Morals and their Understandings ; It finks the Virtue of a Nation , and not only fo ...
... common Enemy , but to thofe private Evils which they produce in the Heart of almost every particular Perfon . This Influence is very fatal both to Mens Morals and their Understandings ; It finks the Virtue of a Nation , and not only fo ...
Pagina 160
... common Enemies , whatsoever Side they may belong to . Were there fuch an honeft Body of Neutral Forces , we fhould never fee the worst of Men in great Figures of Life , because they are useful to a Party ; nor the best unregarded ...
... common Enemies , whatsoever Side they may belong to . Were there fuch an honeft Body of Neutral Forces , we fhould never fee the worst of Men in great Figures of Life , because they are useful to a Party ; nor the best unregarded ...
Pagina 289
... Common- wealths of Greece ; from whence the Romans afterwards borrowed their Pentathlum , which was compofed of Run- ning , Wrestling , Leaping , Throwing , and Boxing , tho ' the Prizes were generally nothing but a Crown of Cyprefs or ...
... Common- wealths of Greece ; from whence the Romans afterwards borrowed their Pentathlum , which was compofed of Run- ning , Wrestling , Leaping , Throwing , and Boxing , tho ' the Prizes were generally nothing but a Crown of Cyprefs or ...
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