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a in his writings , he had more perhaps than most of his contemporaries , what Voltaire called the imagination créatrice , or the power of originating by the natural force of his genius , new and unexpected images , with the admirable ...
a in his writings , he had more perhaps than most of his contemporaries , what Voltaire called the imagination créatrice , or the power of originating by the natural force of his genius , new and unexpected images , with the admirable ...
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10 - 10 discount , postages and messengers ; this abominable plan , so profitable to the banker , but go injurious to the individual , costs the speculatog thirteen per cent at least during a year , when only five , perhaps not Bo much ...
10 - 10 discount , postages and messengers ; this abominable plan , so profitable to the banker , but go injurious to the individual , costs the speculatog thirteen per cent at least during a year , when only five , perhaps not Bo much ...
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Of what utility the changes alluded to may have been to the designs of the Supreme Being , with reference to the immensity of his creation , we canno , perhaps , with our present faculties , determine ; but we ...
Of what utility the changes alluded to may have been to the designs of the Supreme Being , with reference to the immensity of his creation , we canno , perhaps , with our present faculties , determine ; but we ...
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| Title | The Monthly Review, Or, Literary Journal Volumes 1215-1247 of Early English newspapers Volumes 384-432 of English literary periodicals |
| Contributors | Ralph Griffiths, G. E. Griffiths |
| Publisher | R. Griffiths, 1810 |
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