The Works of the Right Reverend William Warburton ...J. Nichols, and sold by T. Cadell, 1788 |
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... whofe profeffions made them strangers to the subject . A discourse on the Ten Predicaments , to a leader of armies , or a fyftem of cafuiftry to a minister of ftate , al- ways appeared to me a high abfurdity . I Another advantage I have ...
... whofe profeffions made them strangers to the subject . A discourse on the Ten Predicaments , to a leader of armies , or a fyftem of cafuiftry to a minister of ftate , al- ways appeared to me a high abfurdity . I Another advantage I have ...
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... whofe judges would not suffer the advocates for either party to ap- ply to the paffions , fo much as by the common rules of the chastest rhetoric * . But a prepofterous love of mirth hath turned you all into Wits , quite down from the ...
... whofe judges would not suffer the advocates for either party to ap- ply to the paffions , fo much as by the common rules of the chastest rhetoric * . But a prepofterous love of mirth hath turned you all into Wits , quite down from the ...
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... whofe private interefts the State had indifcreetly efpoufed . For where was the wonder , when Government had affumed too much , for those who were oppreffed by it , to allow it too little ? You thought this a fair return ; and your ...
... whofe private interefts the State had indifcreetly efpoufed . For where was the wonder , when Government had affumed too much , for those who were oppreffed by it , to allow it too little ? You thought this a fair return ; and your ...
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... whofe perfon he affumes , and whofe argument he borrows : which argument is not founded on this , That the characters of completion , according to the Chriftian fcheme , do not coincide and quadrate ; to which , indeed , the above ...
... whofe perfon he affumes , and whofe argument he borrows : which argument is not founded on this , That the characters of completion , according to the Chriftian fcheme , do not coincide and quadrate ; to which , indeed , the above ...
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... whofe common fense is not all run to Tafte . What ! because REASON , the guide of Life , the fupport of Religion , the investigator of Truth , must be ftill used though it be continually fubject to abuse ; therefore RIDICULE , the ...
... whofe common fense is not all run to Tafte . What ! because REASON , the guide of Life , the fupport of Religion , the investigator of Truth , must be ftill used though it be continually fubject to abuse ; therefore RIDICULE , the ...
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