ProseSamuel Walker, 1826 |
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... justice and order , and indignation at infolence and op- preffion ; the love of honefty and truth , and deteftation of fraud , meannefs , and corruption ; magnanimity of fpirit ; the love of liberty , of their country and the public ...
... justice and order , and indignation at infolence and op- preffion ; the love of honefty and truth , and deteftation of fraud , meannefs , and corruption ; magnanimity of fpirit ; the love of liberty , of their country and the public ...
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... justice and mercy - and that the first of these at- tributes will moft affuredly be tempered with the latter . From the doctrine of future rewards and punishments , the great and moft convincing practical truth which arifes , is , that ...
... justice and mercy - and that the first of these at- tributes will moft affuredly be tempered with the latter . From the doctrine of future rewards and punishments , the great and moft convincing practical truth which arifes , is , that ...
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... justice ; by which , in a thousand ways , under the cover of law , we may take the advantage of the fuperiority of our power , either to crush an inferior , or humble him to our defigns . Ingratitude is another . A loan , we know ...
... justice ; by which , in a thousand ways , under the cover of law , we may take the advantage of the fuperiority of our power , either to crush an inferior , or humble him to our defigns . Ingratitude is another . A loan , we know ...
Inhalt
Diversity of Geniuses | 36 |
The Manners of a Bookfeller | 42 |
Epicuruss Character | 48 |
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