The Critical Review, Or, Annals of LiteratureW. Simpkin and R. Marshall, 1796 |
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... sentiments by the idea of annihilation , than by that of immortality ? Will it produce more refpect for his fellow creatures , and for himself ? more attachment to his country stronger refiftance to tyranny ? greater contempt of death ...
... sentiments by the idea of annihilation , than by that of immortality ? Will it produce more refpect for his fellow creatures , and for himself ? more attachment to his country stronger refiftance to tyranny ? greater contempt of death ...
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... Sentiments . The Se- cond Edition . Offered to be acted for the Benefit of the Hof pital and Poor of the Ifle of Thanet , but refused the Royal Licence . 8vo . 25. Reed . 1795 . IN N the Addrefs to the public , ' her ladyfhip very ...
... Sentiments . The Se- cond Edition . Offered to be acted for the Benefit of the Hof pital and Poor of the Ifle of Thanet , but refused the Royal Licence . 8vo . 25. Reed . 1795 . IN N the Addrefs to the public , ' her ladyfhip very ...
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... sentiments with him on politics ; and yet he affects to throw blame upon the bishop for we fcarcely know what . The rancour of this writer is however principally directed against Dr. Kipling , whom he treats , in our opi- nion , in a ...
... sentiments with him on politics ; and yet he affects to throw blame upon the bishop for we fcarcely know what . The rancour of this writer is however principally directed against Dr. Kipling , whom he treats , in our opi- nion , in a ...
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