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... given origin to the opinion that the nature of man is originally bad and
malevolent . It must , indeed , ever appear so , while the most effectual means are
employed to render human nature truly detestable . By the emotion of pleasure ,
on the ...
... given origin to the opinion that the nature of man is originally bad and
malevolent . It must , indeed , ever appear so , while the most effectual means are
employed to render human nature truly detestable . By the emotion of pleasure ,
on the ...
Page 115
For as soon as he became courtier and a creature of the king's , panting after
English riches by means of translation , ( a malady under which all the English
sent hither seem to labour ) , he alienated many of the lands of his church without
...
For as soon as he became courtier and a creature of the king's , panting after
English riches by means of translation , ( a malady under which all the English
sent hither seem to labour ) , he alienated many of the lands of his church without
...
Page 287
the evils of poverty , and of enjoying the blessings which riches are the means of
procuring , all these undertakings originate . ' The 4th Essay , on National
Establishments in Religion , however well meant , fails in point of argument .
the evils of poverty , and of enjoying the blessings which riches are the means of
procuring , all these undertakings originate . ' The 4th Essay , on National
Establishments in Religion , however well meant , fails in point of argument .
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