Critical Essays, 1770Scolar Press, 1973 - 328 |
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... principles . The conduct of the Naumachia carries a refemblance to the Chariot - Race . The de- fcriptions generally flow in the fame tenor , and the events fall out nearly in the fame fucceffion ; an evidence of the imitation without a ...
... principles . The conduct of the Naumachia carries a refemblance to the Chariot - Race . The de- fcriptions generally flow in the fame tenor , and the events fall out nearly in the fame fucceffion ; an evidence of the imitation without a ...
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... principle rivets the idolatrous Catholic in his bigoted and fantastic notions ? ties his deluded fancy to the pageantry of worship , and hardens him against the purity of proteftant perfuafion ? I am afraid however , that this will not ...
... principle rivets the idolatrous Catholic in his bigoted and fantastic notions ? ties his deluded fancy to the pageantry of worship , and hardens him against the purity of proteftant perfuafion ? I am afraid however , that this will not ...
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... principles , may it not be doub.ed , whether he would have been hereby able to pleafe the vo- taries either of the old or new doctrines ? The former with difappointed malice might have ar raigned a culprit - writer , who toiled fo excel ...
... principles , may it not be doub.ed , whether he would have been hereby able to pleafe the vo- taries either of the old or new doctrines ? The former with difappointed malice might have ar raigned a culprit - writer , who toiled fo excel ...
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