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Page 83
... means of virtue : • Even a mere exhibition of the world , in the mirror of faithful history , has in itself a powerful tendency to produce , among other good effects , the cure of a vain ambition , to reconcile the mind to a virtuous ...
... means of virtue : • Even a mere exhibition of the world , in the mirror of faithful history , has in itself a powerful tendency to produce , among other good effects , the cure of a vain ambition , to reconcile the mind to a virtuous ...
Page 338
... means of causing the history of every country , an- tient and modern , to be perused with new interest ; and by its application , to shew the fallacy of captivating theories , and to correct important errors in legislation and the ...
... means of causing the history of every country , an- tient and modern , to be perused with new interest ; and by its application , to shew the fallacy of captivating theories , and to correct important errors in legislation and the ...
Page 355
... means of subsistence . But even this criterion is subject to some slight variations , which how- ever are completely open to our observation . In some countries po- pulation seems to have been forced ; that is , the people have been ...
... means of subsistence . But even this criterion is subject to some slight variations , which how- ever are completely open to our observation . In some countries po- pulation seems to have been forced ; that is , the people have been ...
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TITLES AUTHORS NAMES c of the Pub | 3 |
LITERARY JOURNAL | 21 |
Four Heroic Epistles of Ovid 1329 | 33 |
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