The Monthly Review, Or, Literary Journal, Volume 59R. Griffiths, 1778 - Books |
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Page 73
... means , not only of retrieving our national credit , but of regaining the respect of the Americans , and facilitating a strict federal alliance with them which , he contends , can by no means be to effectually accomplished , as by ...
... means , not only of retrieving our national credit , but of regaining the respect of the Americans , and facilitating a strict federal alliance with them which , he contends , can by no means be to effectually accomplished , as by ...
Page 220
... means often be obliged to attend to things not worth any body's attention ; but it is a neceffary facrifice to be made to good manners in fociety . A minute attention is alfo neceffary to time , place , and character ; a bon mot in one ...
... means often be obliged to attend to things not worth any body's attention ; but it is a neceffary facrifice to be made to good manners in fociety . A minute attention is alfo neceffary to time , place , and character ; a bon mot in one ...
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... means to do any effential fer- vice to the cause of piety , virtue , and true religion , he muft exert his best endeavours to promote other improvements in our Liturgy , and Ecclefiaftical Constitution , befide those he has mentioned ...
... means to do any effential fer- vice to the cause of piety , virtue , and true religion , he muft exert his best endeavours to promote other improvements in our Liturgy , and Ecclefiaftical Constitution , befide those he has mentioned ...
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