The Critical Review, Or, Annals of Literature, Volume 20W. Simpkin and R. Marshall, 1765 Each number includes a classified "Monthly catalogue." |
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... thing that happened upon the tranf- greffion of our first parents ; and that the death to which they were condemned , was only the death of the body . The con- fequence of all which is , that there is , and would have been a future ...
... thing that happened upon the tranf- greffion of our first parents ; and that the death to which they were condemned , was only the death of the body . The con- fequence of all which is , that there is , and would have been a future ...
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... thing from their family , till the hand of God wrefts it from them : and what is generally the confequence of this ? the children are provoked , and juftly provoked , to wrath : the omiflion of duty on one part produces a neglect of it ...
... thing from their family , till the hand of God wrefts it from them : and what is generally the confequence of this ? the children are provoked , and juftly provoked , to wrath : the omiflion of duty on one part produces a neglect of it ...
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... thing which pro- motes his happiness , muft in the end , contribute to her own : her tenderness relieves his cares ... things , to the hufband of the widow , and father of the father- Jefs , intreating his divine favour and affiftance in ...
... thing which pro- motes his happiness , muft in the end , contribute to her own : her tenderness relieves his cares ... things , to the hufband of the widow , and father of the father- Jefs , intreating his divine favour and affiftance in ...
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... thing by way of general enco- mium . This book is dedicated to the prefident and counsellors of the chamber of health of the city and republic of Berne . In the the preface , the author gives us to understand , Advice to the People in ...
... thing by way of general enco- mium . This book is dedicated to the prefident and counsellors of the chamber of health of the city and republic of Berne . In the the preface , the author gives us to understand , Advice to the People in ...
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... thing , but an incapacity to employ themselves ufefully at home , and in their former occupations : and having deprived their country of a great many cultivators , who , from the produce of the lands , would have attracted confiderable ...
... thing , but an incapacity to employ themselves ufefully at home , and in their former occupations : and having deprived their country of a great many cultivators , who , from the produce of the lands , would have attracted confiderable ...
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