The Spectator. Volume the First. [-eighth.].J. and R. Tonson in the Strand., 1744 |
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the Publick , and fhould therefore fcorn to divert my Reader at the Expence of any private Man . AS I have been thus tender of every particular Perfon's Reputation , fo I have taken more than ordinary Care not to give Offence to those ...
the Publick , and fhould therefore fcorn to divert my Reader at the Expence of any private Man . AS I have been thus tender of every particular Perfon's Reputation , fo I have taken more than ordinary Care not to give Offence to those ...
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... publick Spirit , N. 294 . Clavius , proving uncapable of any other Studies , be- ? came a celebrated Mathematician ... publick School , or under a private Tutor , be to be preferred , N. 313 . The Advantage of a publick Education , ibid ...
... publick Spirit , N. 294 . Clavius , proving uncapable of any other Studies , be- ? came a celebrated Mathematician ... publick School , or under a private Tutor , be to be preferred , N. 313 . The Advantage of a publick Education , ibid ...
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... publick Spirit , N. 294 . Clavius , proving uncapable of any other Studies , be- came a celebrated Mathematician , N ... publick School , or under a private Tutor , be to be preferred , N. 313 . The Advantage of a publick Education ...
... publick Spirit , N. 294 . Clavius , proving uncapable of any other Studies , be- came a celebrated Mathematician , N ... publick School , or under a private Tutor , be to be preferred , N. 313 . The Advantage of a publick Education ...
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