The European Magazine, and London Review, Volum 24J. Fielding, 1793 |
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... object , as a mo- tive for a general confederacy , is thus happily ftated : " The cause in which we are engaged is not partial , but general ; not the caufe of one , but of all . - It does not concern the separate interefts of par ...
... object , as a mo- tive for a general confederacy , is thus happily ftated : " The cause in which we are engaged is not partial , but general ; not the caufe of one , but of all . - It does not concern the separate interefts of par ...
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... objects for which the Board was constituted . That no man would have ventured to have made fuch a motion in Parliament ... object ought not to be to ascertain facts ? without Dddz which on . which no theory or fyftem of reafoning , FOR ...
... objects for which the Board was constituted . That no man would have ventured to have made fuch a motion in Parliament ... object ought not to be to ascertain facts ? without Dddz which on . which no theory or fyftem of reafoning , FOR ...
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... object of gratitude is one who has done us a favour , and the proper object of refentment is a perfon who has done us an injury . Every fentiment of gratitude implies in its na ture a conception and belief of a favour done by the perfon ...
... object of gratitude is one who has done us a favour , and the proper object of refentment is a perfon who has done us an injury . Every fentiment of gratitude implies in its na ture a conception and belief of a favour done by the perfon ...
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