The Critical Review, Or, Annals of LiteratureW. Simpkin and R. Marshall, 1800 |
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on prepared for that other state . Before , therefore , fuch a man comes to enjoy that happinefs , which I have ... states , and undergoing pains in each of them , man , being an intelligent animal with confcioufnefs and reflection ...
on prepared for that other state . Before , therefore , fuch a man comes to enjoy that happinefs , which I have ... states , and undergoing pains in each of them , man , being an intelligent animal with confcioufnefs and reflection ...
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... state in which the was immediately before the Union . The general character of European nations , with regard to ... states . Greece , as one ftate , might have produced many great men , but could not have produced fo many , pre ...
... state in which the was immediately before the Union . The general character of European nations , with regard to ... states . Greece , as one ftate , might have produced many great men , but could not have produced fo many , pre ...
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... State of the Public Mind amongst the Lower Claffes : and on the Means of turning it to the Welfare of the State . Letter to William Wilberforce , Efq . M. P. By Arthur Young , Efq . F.R.S. 8vo . IS . Richardfon . Among many trite ...
... State of the Public Mind amongst the Lower Claffes : and on the Means of turning it to the Welfare of the State . Letter to William Wilberforce , Efq . M. P. By Arthur Young , Efq . F.R.S. 8vo . IS . Richardfon . Among many trite ...
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