The Critical Review, Or, Annals of LiteratureW. Simpkin and R. Marshall, 1796 |
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... thing was abrupt and unconnected in his difcourfes , as well as in his gestures , becaufe nothing proceed- ed from his heart , but all from his head , and every thing was arti- ficial . Marat loved no man , and had no belief in virtue ...
... thing was abrupt and unconnected in his difcourfes , as well as in his gestures , becaufe nothing proceed- ed from his heart , but all from his head , and every thing was arti- ficial . Marat loved no man , and had no belief in virtue ...
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... thing was abrupt and unconnected in his difcourfes , as well as in his geftures , becaufe nothing proceed- ed from his heart , but all from his head , and every thing was arti- ficial . • Marat loved no man , and had no belief in virtue ...
... thing was abrupt and unconnected in his difcourfes , as well as in his geftures , becaufe nothing proceed- ed from his heart , but all from his head , and every thing was arti- ficial . • Marat loved no man , and had no belief in virtue ...
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... thing elfe , be the very thing for which he is obliged to apply to juftice . Were a three - penny ftamp to be put upon every three- penny loaf , a man who had but three - pence to spend in bread , could no longer indeed get a three ...
... thing elfe , be the very thing for which he is obliged to apply to juftice . Were a three - penny ftamp to be put upon every three- penny loaf , a man who had but three - pence to spend in bread , could no longer indeed get a three ...
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