Monthly Review; Or New Literary JournalRalph Griffiths, George Edward Griffiths R. Griffiths., 1805 Editors: May 1749-Sept. 1803, Ralph Griffiths; Oct. 1803-Apr. 1825, G.E. Griffiths. |
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... religion to a state , than that of the great and excellent Chancellor de L'Hopital . It was a common observation of his , that " religion had more influence upon the spirits of mankind , than all their passions put together ; and that ...
... religion to a state , than that of the great and excellent Chancellor de L'Hopital . It was a common observation of his , that " religion had more influence upon the spirits of mankind , than all their passions put together ; and that ...
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... religion , under its present circumstances , will continue to gain ground on the Protestant religion , in Ireland , is I think indisputable . The increasing wealth of the country , it is true , annually raises up a considerable number ...
... religion , under its present circumstances , will continue to gain ground on the Protestant religion , in Ireland , is I think indisputable . The increasing wealth of the country , it is true , annually raises up a considerable number ...
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... religion into a mild and consolatory pity . A desire of promoting the happiness of others , and of cheering the unfortunate , imparted to their minds a high de- gree of warmth and ardour . Sacred asylums of misfortune were established ...
... religion into a mild and consolatory pity . A desire of promoting the happiness of others , and of cheering the unfortunate , imparted to their minds a high de- gree of warmth and ardour . Sacred asylums of misfortune were established ...
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