The British Critic: A New Review, Volume 4F. and C. Rivington, 1815 |
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... considered as the very best compendium both to incite the ardour and to direct the judgment of the student , should have sùnk into such utter ne- glect . We are happy of such an opportunity to recal the at- tention of our readers to ...
... considered as the very best compendium both to incite the ardour and to direct the judgment of the student , should have sùnk into such utter ne- glect . We are happy of such an opportunity to recal the at- tention of our readers to ...
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... considered as a good , or as the work of our Creator , must be classed with those remedies for evils , ( for it is impossible but that evils will come ) which are not in themselves perfectly free from evil . Poi- sons which are ...
... considered as a good , or as the work of our Creator , must be classed with those remedies for evils , ( for it is impossible but that evils will come ) which are not in themselves perfectly free from evil . Poi- sons which are ...
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... considered as a branch of envy , applicable to personal fa- vour , esteem , or affection . The beneficial effect of envy are universally acknowledged under the name of emulation . The justice , the candour , and the piety of the ...
... considered as a branch of envy , applicable to personal fa- vour , esteem , or affection . The beneficial effect of envy are universally acknowledged under the name of emulation . The justice , the candour , and the piety of the ...
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... considered the Nature of Malice , and made our remarks a ground for introducing some passages of Holy Scripture , we proceed to examine its effects , that is , the good and evil an- nexed to the operations of that sentiment by the all ...
... considered the Nature of Malice , and made our remarks a ground for introducing some passages of Holy Scripture , we proceed to examine its effects , that is , the good and evil an- nexed to the operations of that sentiment by the all ...
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... considered by Dr. Hey , though sometimes synony- mous with Resentment , to be rather the sudden emotion , while the latter is applicable to the more calm and deliberate feeling . Peevishness is well defined to be a habit of turning ...
... considered by Dr. Hey , though sometimes synony- mous with Resentment , to be rather the sudden emotion , while the latter is applicable to the more calm and deliberate feeling . Peevishness is well defined to be a habit of turning ...
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