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... writers have attributed to it in theory . We believe that monarchy is a very useful ingredient in a good form of ... writer , not contented with abufing profeffed republicans , has , in his good pleasure , made republicans of a very ...
... writers have attributed to it in theory . We believe that monarchy is a very useful ingredient in a good form of ... writer , not contented with abufing profeffed republicans , has , in his good pleasure , made republicans of a very ...
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... writer's opinions may not always confort with ours , we confider his book as adapted to public fervice . He has , as he fays , availed himself li- berally of preceding writers ; which indeed all must do , in a degree , who take this ...
... writer's opinions may not always confort with ours , we confider his book as adapted to public fervice . He has , as he fays , availed himself li- berally of preceding writers ; which indeed all must do , in a degree , who take this ...
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... writer's enlargement on the parable of the prodigal , great part of which is indeed highly juft and edifying , though fome things are needlefs , his general inference from the whole , by way of improvement , remains in a fhort compafs ...
... writer's enlargement on the parable of the prodigal , great part of which is indeed highly juft and edifying , though fome things are needlefs , his general inference from the whole , by way of improvement , remains in a fhort compafs ...
Contents
Atkinsons Poetical Epiftle from Marie | 1 |
Jackson on the prefent State of Mufic | 12 |
Chalmerss Collection of Treaties | 39 |
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