Critical Essays, 1770Scolar Press, 1973 - 328 |
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... itself . INT SECTION XVI . NTERROGATIONS are the life of a piece : they will give expreffion to a defcription in itself the moft cool and unmoving . CICERO , in his beginning of the first oration against CATILINE , a most suitable place ...
... itself . INT SECTION XVI . NTERROGATIONS are the life of a piece : they will give expreffion to a defcription in itself the moft cool and unmoving . CICERO , in his beginning of the first oration against CATILINE , a most suitable place ...
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... itself at last on the basis of Monar- chy , arbitrary and limited ; and of Faction's nurse , Democracy . This improvement of the civil plan evinces the improvement of the mental faculties .--- The light burst at once from the great lumi ...
... itself at last on the basis of Monar- chy , arbitrary and limited ; and of Faction's nurse , Democracy . This improvement of the civil plan evinces the improvement of the mental faculties .--- The light burst at once from the great lumi ...
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... itself difdain . The folemn vows to the manes of SICHAUS , ( a name not to be removed by change , or obliterated by time ) were disre- garded , and thrown afide . So easily Love feduces the female mind to counteract those refolutions ...
... itself difdain . The folemn vows to the manes of SICHAUS , ( a name not to be removed by change , or obliterated by time ) were disre- garded , and thrown afide . So easily Love feduces the female mind to counteract those refolutions ...
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