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Page 78
... important improvements in the state of society . The ftudy of ecclefiaftical hiftory , and of many other branches of knowlege , have been , hitherto , commonly con- fined to the clergy , or to men who have enjoyed the benefit of what is ...
... important improvements in the state of society . The ftudy of ecclefiaftical hiftory , and of many other branches of knowlege , have been , hitherto , commonly con- fined to the clergy , or to men who have enjoyed the benefit of what is ...
Page 363
... important inquiry , to afcertain by what means this fingular effect is produced in REAL NATURE , and by what means it may be produced in the compofitions of ART . 2. There is a DISTINCTION in the effects produced on our minds by objects ...
... important inquiry , to afcertain by what means this fingular effect is produced in REAL NATURE , and by what means it may be produced in the compofitions of ART . 2. There is a DISTINCTION in the effects produced on our minds by objects ...
Page 372
... important refpect , from the greater purity and fimplicity which its compofition can attain ; and perhaps this fimple rule comprehends all that criticifm can prefcribe for the re- gulation of this delightful art . ' From thefe different ...
... important refpect , from the greater purity and fimplicity which its compofition can attain ; and perhaps this fimple rule comprehends all that criticifm can prefcribe for the re- gulation of this delightful art . ' From thefe different ...
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