The Monthly Review, Or, Literary Journal, Volume 65R. Griffiths, 1781 - Books |
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... themselves on public view . I faw them triumphing without controul over the ti- midity of modeft merit . Many things appeared openly , that deferved warm difapprobation ; but I still knew there were amiable and wor thy characters , and ...
... themselves on public view . I faw them triumphing without controul over the ti- midity of modeft merit . Many things appeared openly , that deferved warm difapprobation ; but I still knew there were amiable and wor thy characters , and ...
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... themselves in the keeping up of the Bank fo much the more ; as a number of individuals , either more fortunate or more dextrous , neceffarily making enormous profits , would excite the general cu . pidity , nearly in the fame manner as ...
... themselves in the keeping up of the Bank fo much the more ; as a number of individuals , either more fortunate or more dextrous , neceffarily making enormous profits , would excite the general cu . pidity , nearly in the fame manner as ...
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... themselves of the means of doing their duty , and of performing those actions which the laws of virtue [ or religion ] may require of them ; and because they will thereby make themselves , and frequently their pofterity , fubfervient ...
... themselves of the means of doing their duty , and of performing those actions which the laws of virtue [ or religion ] may require of them ; and because they will thereby make themselves , and frequently their pofterity , fubfervient ...
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