Critical, Historical, and Miscellaneous Essays, المجلد 6Mason, 1876 |
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الصفحة 122
... reason he had to dread the accession of a fam- ily which was well known to be partial to the Whigs . There is every reason to believe that he was one of those politicians who hoped that they might be able , during the life of Anne , to ...
... reason he had to dread the accession of a fam- ily which was well known to be partial to the Whigs . There is every reason to believe that he was one of those politicians who hoped that they might be able , during the life of Anne , to ...
الصفحة 315
... reason , that the opinion of the slaves themselves goes for nothing . The desire which we feel to obtain the approba- tion , and to avoid the censure of our neighbours , is no innate or universal sentiment . It always springs , directly ...
... reason , that the opinion of the slaves themselves goes for nothing . The desire which we feel to obtain the approba- tion , and to avoid the censure of our neighbours , is no innate or universal sentiment . It always springs , directly ...
الصفحة 346
... reason better than another on points not math- ematical , as a man who can dance generally walks better than a man who cannot . But no people walk so ill as dan- cing - masters , and no people reason so ill as mere mathemati- cians ...
... reason better than another on points not math- ematical , as a man who can dance generally walks better than a man who cannot . But no people walk so ill as dan- cing - masters , and no people reason so ill as mere mathemati- cians ...
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PAGE | 47 |
FRANCIS ATTERPURY | 123 |
Encyclopædia Britannica | 132 |
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