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... relation , of a fpecies of diftrefs into which there is a mora ! impoffibility of our ever falling ? That fuch forrow is in- creased , when it comes nearer home , when relection confirms it , and awakens our apprehenfions for ourfelves ...
... relation , of a fpecies of diftrefs into which there is a mora ! impoffibility of our ever falling ? That fuch forrow is in- creased , when it comes nearer home , when relection confirms it , and awakens our apprehenfions for ourfelves ...
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... relations ; with which he now thinks it necefla- ry to make his Pupil acquainted . He next proceeds to recom- ' mend the knowlege of mankind ; and as he thinks it dangerous . for him as yet , to hazard a perfonal introduction to the ...
... relations ; with which he now thinks it necefla- ry to make his Pupil acquainted . He next proceeds to recom- ' mend the knowlege of mankind ; and as he thinks it dangerous . for him as yet , to hazard a perfonal introduction to the ...
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... relation of facts is , by no means , an ac- curate delineation of them , as they really happened : they change their afpect in the brain of the Hiftorian , they bend to his inter- eft , and are tinctured by his prejudices . " What ...
... relation of facts is , by no means , an ac- curate delineation of them , as they really happened : they change their afpect in the brain of the Hiftorian , they bend to his inter- eft , and are tinctured by his prejudices . " What ...
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... relation to our defign . For the lives " of authors we have had recourfe to their works ; and for the " lives of others , to the best memoirs that are extant con- " cerning them . " The particular authorities on which any facts are ...
... relation to our defign . For the lives " of authors we have had recourfe to their works ; and for the " lives of others , to the best memoirs that are extant con- " cerning them . " The particular authorities on which any facts are ...
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... relations one to another . It must be confeffed , that it has been the reproach of fome fects of Chriftians amongst us , that their religion appeared to be in a manner oppofite to good - nature , and founded in morofeness , felfifhnefs ...
... relations one to another . It must be confeffed , that it has been the reproach of fome fects of Chriftians amongst us , that their religion appeared to be in a manner oppofite to good - nature , and founded in morofeness , felfifhnefs ...
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