The Critical Review, Or, Annals of LiteratureW. Simpkin and R. Marshall, 1800 |
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... spirit of wifdom and revelation , or sup- pofe it any degradation of their mental powers , to be taught of God . If the confcioufnefs of the contracted fphere of their intelligence and researches , did not abath the pride and self ...
... spirit of wifdom and revelation , or sup- pofe it any degradation of their mental powers , to be taught of God . If the confcioufnefs of the contracted fphere of their intelligence and researches , did not abath the pride and self ...
Page 581
... spirit in support of the motion , and strongly urged an appeal to the people . The folicitor - general ac- cused him of ' unfurling the bloody flag of rebellion ; ' but Mr. Egan hinted , that the folicitor had unfurled the flag of ...
... spirit in support of the motion , and strongly urged an appeal to the people . The folicitor - general ac- cused him of ' unfurling the bloody flag of rebellion ; ' but Mr. Egan hinted , that the folicitor had unfurled the flag of ...
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... spirit of party feems to increase . But the differences between the congrefs and the French will perhaps be foon adjusted , as Buonaparte feems inclined to relinquish that arbitrary and imperious spirit of encroach- ment which the late ...
... spirit of party feems to increase . But the differences between the congrefs and the French will perhaps be foon adjusted , as Buonaparte feems inclined to relinquish that arbitrary and imperious spirit of encroach- ment which the late ...
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