The EnquirerGarland Pub., 1971 - 481 pages |
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Page 171
... themselves , and had their period of profufion and riot . There is no reason to be found in the code of impartial ... themselves to that . They have found that , though unjuft in itself , they cannot change the fyftem of political ...
... themselves , and had their period of profufion and riot . There is no reason to be found in the code of impartial ... themselves to that . They have found that , though unjuft in itself , they cannot change the fyftem of political ...
Page 188
... themselves to your steps ; and it is only by a manner as refolute as theirs that you can shake them off . There is fomething in the human mind that lends its aid to their project . We are at least not fure but that we fhall do right in ...
... themselves to your steps ; and it is only by a manner as refolute as theirs that you can shake them off . There is fomething in the human mind that lends its aid to their project . We are at least not fure but that we fhall do right in ...
Page 420
... themselves to Honours , to Fortunes , to Places and Employments ; and are usually . the leaft worthy of them , and better * Servants to themselves than the Government . The Needy , the Ambitious , the Half - witted , the Proud , the ...
... themselves to Honours , to Fortunes , to Places and Employments ; and are usually . the leaft worthy of them , and better * Servants to themselves than the Government . The Needy , the Ambitious , the Half - witted , the Proud , the ...
Contents
Effay Page I OF Awakening the Mind | 1 |
Of the Utility of Talents | 7 |
Of the Sources of Genius 12 | 12 |
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