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Page 181
... writer must be more conscious than he may chuse to own ; and such affected contempt only betrays what it is affumed to conceal . This writer will fub- mit only to the correction of the liberal - minded and communicative antiquary . ' Mr ...
... writer must be more conscious than he may chuse to own ; and such affected contempt only betrays what it is affumed to conceal . This writer will fub- mit only to the correction of the liberal - minded and communicative antiquary . ' Mr ...
Page 231
... writer attributes to mere selfishnefs . Why did they confent to the disabilities of the Teft Act ? This writer tells us ; Not from motives of pure difinterefted patriotifm , but because they preferred Proteftantifm to Popery , and civil ...
... writer attributes to mere selfishnefs . Why did they confent to the disabilities of the Teft Act ? This writer tells us ; Not from motives of pure difinterefted patriotifm , but because they preferred Proteftantifm to Popery , and civil ...
Page 408
... writer are fet down for future examination , and answer the valuable purposes of pre- ferving important facts from falling into oblivion , of im- preffing opinions , and of recording hints , on the mind , that deserve a more careful ...
... writer are fet down for future examination , and answer the valuable purposes of pre- ferving important facts from falling into oblivion , of im- preffing opinions , and of recording hints , on the mind , that deserve a more careful ...
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TITLES AUTHORS NAMES c of the Publi | 1 |
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