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... never read them , and who never trouble their heads about them but whose reasons are never the lefs convincing on that account ! The following literary history of treaties , including anec- dotes of that celebrated collector Rymer , and ...
... never read them , and who never trouble their heads about them but whose reasons are never the lefs convincing on that account ! The following literary history of treaties , including anec- dotes of that celebrated collector Rymer , and ...
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... never weep , and who are never affected - for a people incapable of lively emotions and ftrong paffions - for a people who never were acquainted with the delirium , the enthufiafm , of Poetry and of Painting , nor the tranf ports , the ...
... never weep , and who are never affected - for a people incapable of lively emotions and ftrong paffions - for a people who never were acquainted with the delirium , the enthufiafm , of Poetry and of Painting , nor the tranf ports , the ...
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... never exifted out of a ftate of civil government ; nay , if we suppose them never to have been in any other ftate than that wherein we now fee them , even in the most defpotic country of the world - where , inftead of MAN , " that ...
... never exifted out of a ftate of civil government ; nay , if we suppose them never to have been in any other ftate than that wherein we now fee them , even in the most defpotic country of the world - where , inftead of MAN , " that ...
Contents
Atkinsons Poetical Epiftle from Marie | 1 |
Jackson on the prefent State of Mufic | 12 |
Chalmerss Collection of Treaties | 39 |
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