The Monthly Review, Or, Literary JournalR. Griffiths, 1805 - Books |
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... minds of our fore- fathers ; or is our acquiescence the result of a weakened prin- ciple of conscience , and of a temper of mind that is more worldly ; does it argue the prevalence of a covert scepticism , or is it the effect of an ...
... minds of our fore- fathers ; or is our acquiescence the result of a weakened prin- ciple of conscience , and of a temper of mind that is more worldly ; does it argue the prevalence of a covert scepticism , or is it the effect of an ...
Page 181
... mind which has been accustomed to acquiesce in them through ignorance , blindness , and inaction . ' A very proper example , to shew the importance of a well stored and cultivated mind , is here submitted to the consider- ation of the ...
... mind which has been accustomed to acquiesce in them through ignorance , blindness , and inaction . ' A very proper example , to shew the importance of a well stored and cultivated mind , is here submitted to the consider- ation of the ...
Page 468
... mind , to the sensibility , and to the filial devotion of the fair wri- ter . The effusions are those of a heart oppressed by grief , and which cherishes it as a natural and becoming passion in the circumstances which then existed . In ...
... mind , to the sensibility , and to the filial devotion of the fair wri- ter . The effusions are those of a heart oppressed by grief , and which cherishes it as a natural and becoming passion in the circumstances which then existed . In ...
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