Representative Selections: With Introduction, Bibliography, and NotesAmerican Book Company, 1936 - 544 pages |
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... respect to which , every Thing else is at that Time evil . In order to know which is best to be done , and which not , it is requisite that we should have at one View all the intricate Consequences of every Action with respect to the ...
... respect to which , every Thing else is at that Time evil . In order to know which is best to be done , and which not , it is requisite that we should have at one View all the intricate Consequences of every Action with respect to the ...
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... respect and affection of the Americans to this country will in the struggle be totally lost , perhaps never to be recovered ; and therewith all the com- mercial and political advantages , that might have attended the continuance of this ...
... respect and affection of the Americans to this country will in the struggle be totally lost , perhaps never to be recovered ; and therewith all the com- mercial and political advantages , that might have attended the continuance of this ...
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... Respect ; that , " if People can be pleased with small Matters , it is a pity but they should have them . " In this View , perhaps , I should not myself , if my Advice had been ask'd , have objected to their wearing their Ribband and ...
... Respect ; that , " if People can be pleased with small Matters , it is a pity but they should have them . " In this View , perhaps , I should not myself , if my Advice had been ask'd , have objected to their wearing their Ribband and ...
Contents
The Age of Enlightenment | xiii |
Franklins Theories of Education | xxxii |
Franklins Literary Theory and Practice | xlvi |
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