The European Magazine, and London Review, Volum 27Philological Society of London, 1795 |
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... principles which re- gulated his conduct was more develop- ed ; and he was not only the more ef- teemed and loved , but , what is rare , and contrary to a general rule , the more also he was admired . Such is the force of genuine ...
... principles which re- gulated his conduct was more develop- ed ; and he was not only the more ef- teemed and loved , but , what is rare , and contrary to a general rule , the more also he was admired . Such is the force of genuine ...
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... principles or pre- judices of the author , we must conti ter every work written on the plan of thefe Letters as a valuable addition to our po- litical flock . The Earl of Lauderdale , from difplaying an uncommon warmth in the caufe of ...
... principles or pre- judices of the author , we must conti ter every work written on the plan of thefe Letters as a valuable addition to our po- litical flock . The Earl of Lauderdale , from difplaying an uncommon warmth in the caufe of ...
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... principles of equity and benevolence ; who fcrupulously obeys the precepts of religion and the laws of his country ; who feeks no unfair or unreasonable advantages , nor takes them even when they obtrude themfelves upon him for ...
... principles of equity and benevolence ; who fcrupulously obeys the precepts of religion and the laws of his country ; who feeks no unfair or unreasonable advantages , nor takes them even when they obtrude themfelves upon him for ...
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