Monthly Review; Or New Literary Journal, Volumen6Ralph Griffiths, George Edward Griffiths R. Griffiths., 1752 Editors: May 1749-Sept. 1803, Ralph Griffiths; Oct. 1803-Apr. 1825, G. E. Griffiths. |
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... intereft furely . Whole intereft then ? Not our own only : For our apprc- bation frequently extends farther . It muft , therefore , be the intereft of those , who are ferv'd by the character or ac- tion approved of ; and these we may ...
... intereft furely . Whole intereft then ? Not our own only : For our apprc- bation frequently extends farther . It muft , therefore , be the intereft of those , who are ferv'd by the character or ac- tion approved of ; and these we may ...
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... intereft of fociety , muft communicate pleasure , and what is pernicious give uneafi- nefs . But when these different reflections and obfervations concur in establishing the fame conclufion ; muft they not bestow an undifputed evidence ...
... intereft of fociety , muft communicate pleasure , and what is pernicious give uneafi- nefs . But when these different reflections and obfervations concur in establishing the fame conclufion ; muft they not bestow an undifputed evidence ...
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... intereft ; which fense each man feels in his own breaft , which he obferves in his fellows , and which carries him , in concurrence with others , into a general plan or fyftem of actions , that tends to public utility ; it must be owned ...
... intereft ; which fense each man feels in his own breaft , which he obferves in his fellows , and which carries him , in concurrence with others , into a general plan or fyftem of actions , that tends to public utility ; it must be owned ...
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... intereft , without any promife or con- tract ; thus gold and filver are made the measures of exchange ; thus fpeech and words and language are fixt , by human convention and agreement . Whatever is advantageous to two or more perfons ...
... intereft , without any promife or con- tract ; thus gold and filver are made the measures of exchange ; thus fpeech and words and language are fixt , by human convention and agreement . Whatever is advantageous to two or more perfons ...
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... intereft , in this respect , more than the happiness of their fubjects ; he an- fwers , that to him it appears almost impoffible , because ancient policy was violent , and contrary to the more na- tural and ufual courfe of things . In ...
... intereft , in this respect , more than the happiness of their fubjects ; he an- fwers , that to him it appears almost impoffible , because ancient policy was violent , and contrary to the more na- tural and ufual courfe of things . In ...
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