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Page 102
... those who rejoice at beholding fo bright a blaze of wisdom and virtue burft forth , after the embers of liberty were conceived by many to be nearly mothered by the load of rubbish , which tyranny and prieftcraft had for fo many ages ...
... those who rejoice at beholding fo bright a blaze of wisdom and virtue burft forth , after the embers of liberty were conceived by many to be nearly mothered by the load of rubbish , which tyranny and prieftcraft had for fo many ages ...
Page 396
... those powers , and improv- ing those advantages , which the Creator has given to man for fuch good purposes . Though Mr. C.'s pofitions be often liable to objection , the moft perfuafive and edifying reflections and exhortations fol ...
... those powers , and improv- ing those advantages , which the Creator has given to man for fuch good purposes . Though Mr. C.'s pofitions be often liable to objection , the moft perfuafive and edifying reflections and exhortations fol ...
Page 512
... those of all his family and defcendants , as diftinct from those of the people : another benefit arifing from these circum- ftances , is , that they prevent the expence which muft other- wife be incurred by government , in order to ...
... those of all his family and defcendants , as diftinct from those of the people : another benefit arifing from these circum- ftances , is , that they prevent the expence which muft other- wife be incurred by government , in order to ...
Contents
Atkinsons Poetical Epiftle from Marie | 1 |
Jackson on the prefent State of Mufic | 12 |
Chalmerss Collection of Treaties | 39 |
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