The Spectator, Volume 5Payne, Rivington, 1799 - English essays |
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... manner , that even thofe who would mifrepresent your generous defigns for the public good , cannot but approve the steadinefs and intre- . pidity with which you purfue them . It is a moft fenfible pleafure to me that I have this ...
... manner , that even thofe who would mifrepresent your generous defigns for the public good , cannot but approve the steadinefs and intre- . pidity with which you purfue them . It is a moft fenfible pleafure to me that I have this ...
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... manner . In fhort , my journal only holds up folly to the light , and fhews the difagreeablenefs of fuch actions as are indifferent in themselves , and blameable only as they proceed from creatures endowed with reason . My following ...
... manner . In fhort , my journal only holds up folly to the light , and fhews the difagreeablenefs of fuch actions as are indifferent in themselves , and blameable only as they proceed from creatures endowed with reason . My following ...
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... manner of treating them . Žeal for religion is of fo effective a nature , that it seldom knows where to reft ; for which reafon I am afraid , after having discharged our atheists , we might poffibly think of fhooting off our fectaries ...
... manner of treating them . Žeal for religion is of fo effective a nature , that it seldom knows where to reft ; for which reafon I am afraid , after having discharged our atheists , we might poffibly think of fhooting off our fectaries ...
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