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Page 129
... success , and the rewards of success . The more numerous the society in prison , the more will these histories of adventures be varied : and what can be more natural , more interesting , for prisoners , than to inquire into the ...
... success , and the rewards of success . The more numerous the society in prison , the more will these histories of adventures be varied : and what can be more natural , more interesting , for prisoners , than to inquire into the ...
Page 318
... success , as the cause was not that of a party , but truly catholic . The Earl of GosFORD congratulated the Society on the success of its la- bours hitherto , and argued for the necessity of its perseverance from the pre- sent ...
... success , as the cause was not that of a party , but truly catholic . The Earl of GosFORD congratulated the Society on the success of its la- bours hitherto , and argued for the necessity of its perseverance from the pre- sent ...
Page 303
... success , and then to acquiesce , whatever may be the result . Indeed , unless our observation misleads us , such views might be suggested usefully to many , who are so wrapt up in weighing the chances of life , and considering the ends ...
... success , and then to acquiesce , whatever may be the result . Indeed , unless our observation misleads us , such views might be suggested usefully to many , who are so wrapt up in weighing the chances of life , and considering the ends ...
Contents
VOL | 1 |
ESSAYS Page | 12 |
On ameliorating the Condition of the Poor | 14 |
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