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... cause of it , they feldom are , or can be conveniently introduced : ex- tracts are therefore highly expedient , or rather , neceffary . And with re- spect to those among writers or publishers who are interested in the fale or books , it ...
... cause of it , they feldom are , or can be conveniently introduced : ex- tracts are therefore highly expedient , or rather , neceffary . And with re- spect to those among writers or publishers who are interested in the fale or books , it ...
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... cause of liberty , in an age when the Chriftian world was ener- vated by luxury or fuperftition ; and to fuch men we owe that freedom and hap- py conftitution which we at prefent en- joy . But thefe advantages of religious enthufiafm ...
... cause of liberty , in an age when the Chriftian world was ener- vated by luxury or fuperftition ; and to fuch men we owe that freedom and hap- py conftitution which we at prefent en- joy . But thefe advantages of religious enthufiafm ...
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... cause in the hands of God . Vengeance is mine , I " will repay , faith the Lord ; " and he , who , in oppofition to this precept , takes vengeance into his own hands , and che- rishes the malice and hatred of his heart , may affure ...
... cause in the hands of God . Vengeance is mine , I " will repay , faith the Lord ; " and he , who , in oppofition to this precept , takes vengeance into his own hands , and che- rishes the malice and hatred of his heart , may affure ...
Inhalt
Diversity of Geniuses | 36 |
The Manners of a Bookfeller | 42 |
Epicuruss Character | 48 |
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