The Critical Review, Or, Annals of LiteratureW. Simpkin and R. Marshall, 1791 Each number includes a classified "Monthly catalogue." |
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... argument to the fupport of vice , and to take away one in- centive to virtue ? whether it is expedient to alarm the ... arguments in fa- vour of this opinion have no connection with a doctrine of fu- ture rewards and punishments ; each ...
... argument to the fupport of vice , and to take away one in- centive to virtue ? whether it is expedient to alarm the ... arguments in fa- vour of this opinion have no connection with a doctrine of fu- ture rewards and punishments ; each ...
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... arguments more powerful than they had before employed , What was not matter could have no relation to matter ; could not be related to space , nor have any influence on matter , and it was triumphantly urged with strict accuracy , that ...
... arguments more powerful than they had before employed , What was not matter could have no relation to matter ; could not be related to space , nor have any influence on matter , and it was triumphantly urged with strict accuracy , that ...
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... arguments in fupport of the prin- cipal queftion are weak and unfatisfactory . We have paffed over the etymological arguments , it may feem , too contemp- tuoufly : it was , however , because this mode of argument has been much abused ...
... arguments in fupport of the prin- cipal queftion are weak and unfatisfactory . We have paffed over the etymological arguments , it may feem , too contemp- tuoufly : it was , however , because this mode of argument has been much abused ...
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Cliffords Reflections on the Appoint | 106 |
Sici ian Romance | 116 |
Cochranes Thoughts on Manning | 239 |
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