Monthly Review; Or New Literary Journal, Volume 6Ralph Griffiths, George Edward Griffiths R. Griffiths., 1752 - Bibliography Editors: May 1749-Sept. 1803, Ralph Griffiths; Oct. 1803-Apr. 1825, G. E. Griffiths. |
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... fome degree , explain and account for , there till remains fomething myfterious and unac- countable , which conveys an immediate fatisfaction to the fpectators , but how , or why , or for what reafon , they cannot pretend to determine ...
... fome degree , explain and account for , there till remains fomething myfterious and unac- countable , which conveys an immediate fatisfaction to the fpectators , but how , or why , or for what reafon , they cannot pretend to determine ...
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... fome fpark of friendship for human kind , fome particle of the dove kneaded into our frame , along with the elements of the wolf and serpent . " Let thefe generous fentiments , fays he , be supposed ever so weak ; let them be hardly fuf ...
... fome fpark of friendship for human kind , fome particle of the dove kneaded into our frame , along with the elements of the wolf and serpent . " Let thefe generous fentiments , fays he , be supposed ever so weak ; let them be hardly fuf ...
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... fome fentiment , common to all mankind , which recommends the fame object to gene- ral approbation , and makes every man , or moft men , agree in the fame opinion or decifion concerning it . It also implies fome fentiment , fo univerfal ...
... fome fentiment , common to all mankind , which recommends the fame object to gene- ral approbation , and makes every man , or moft men , agree in the fame opinion or decifion concerning it . It also implies fome fentiment , fo univerfal ...
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... fome general reflections , after which he proceeds as follows . The greatnefs of a state , fays he , and the happinefs of its fubjects , however independent they may be fuppofed in fome refpects , are commonly al- lowed to be ...
... fome general reflections , after which he proceeds as follows . The greatnefs of a state , fays he , and the happinefs of its fubjects , however independent they may be fuppofed in fome refpects , are commonly al- lowed to be ...
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... fome measure , owe- ing to the fuperior riches of the foil and happiness of the climate . • In fuch a fine mold or foil , fays he , as that of those more fouthern regions , agriculture is an easy art , and one man , with a couple of ...
... fome measure , owe- ing to the fuperior riches of the foil and happiness of the climate . • In fuch a fine mold or foil , fays he , as that of those more fouthern regions , agriculture is an easy art , and one man , with a couple of ...
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