The Critical Review, Or, Annals of LiteratureW. Simpkin and R. Marshall, 1796 |
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... because I did not wish to be any man's fecond ; because I never had any very ftrong paffion for that branch of knowledge ; because I did not think myfelf fufficiently fkilled in making expe- riments ; and in fine , becaufe my feelings ...
... because I did not wish to be any man's fecond ; because I never had any very ftrong paffion for that branch of knowledge ; because I did not think myfelf fufficiently fkilled in making expe- riments ; and in fine , becaufe my feelings ...
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... because he was once noble , or has afforded an afylum to thofe , whofe only crime is their name and , if my pen ... because they deferve to be trufted ; and private virtue become the guarantee of patriotism ? Ah ! -when will thy ...
... because he was once noble , or has afforded an afylum to thofe , whofe only crime is their name and , if my pen ... because they deferve to be trufted ; and private virtue become the guarantee of patriotism ? Ah ! -when will thy ...
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... because it was the fruit of rebellion it is a nul lity , because it is the work of men without million , without character , and without authority . The powers of the states general were defined ( determinés ) by the ancient ...
... because it was the fruit of rebellion it is a nul lity , because it is the work of men without million , without character , and without authority . The powers of the states general were defined ( determinés ) by the ancient ...
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