The Critical Review, Or, Annals of LiteratureW. Simpkin and R. Marshall, 1808 - English literature |
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Page 194
... humanity . We are convinced from a large and attentive survey of human affairs that justice and policy are never at variance ; and we heartily concur with the present writer in reprobating the mischievous sophistry of those persons who ...
... humanity . We are convinced from a large and attentive survey of human affairs that justice and policy are never at variance ; and we heartily concur with the present writer in reprobating the mischievous sophistry of those persons who ...
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... human nature , or by a comprehensive view of the moral constitution of the world , to render him equal to act a successful part in the new combinations of things , and the extraordinary æra of human affairs in which he was placed . He ...
... human nature , or by a comprehensive view of the moral constitution of the world , to render him equal to act a successful part in the new combinations of things , and the extraordinary æra of human affairs in which he was placed . He ...
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... human af- fairs , as well as in the circumstances and fortunes of individuals . It belongs to the universal nature of human affairs , that the morning of youth should be chearfully lively , and buoyant with hope ; that more - advanced ...
... human af- fairs , as well as in the circumstances and fortunes of individuals . It belongs to the universal nature of human affairs , that the morning of youth should be chearfully lively , and buoyant with hope ; that more - advanced ...
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