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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... performance , our author treats of the general principles of morals ; he introduces it with fome general reflections , after which he gives a fhort but clear view of the principal arguments that are urged to prove that morals are ...
... performance , our author treats of the general principles of morals ; he introduces it with fome general reflections , after which he gives a fhort but clear view of the principal arguments that are urged to prove that morals are ...
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... performance with a very entertaining dialogue , wherein he prefents us with a picture of Athenian and French manners , to fhew what wide differences , in the fentiments of morals , are to be found betwixt different nations . He ...
... performance with a very entertaining dialogue , wherein he prefents us with a picture of Athenian and French manners , to fhew what wide differences , in the fentiments of morals , are to be found betwixt different nations . He ...
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... from it . It might alfo have prevented an unphysical reader's misapprehending a paffage in the 16th page of this performance , where Dr. Flemyng defires to ob- È 2 ferve , ferve , that as the nerves are felid parts , For JANUARY , 1752 .
... from it . It might alfo have prevented an unphysical reader's misapprehending a paffage in the 16th page of this performance , where Dr. Flemyng defires to ob- È 2 ferve , ferve , that as the nerves are felid parts , For JANUARY , 1752 .
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... performance now before us is not alto- gether free from this general charge against controverfial writers ; though fome may be inclined to think , that if a little abusive smartness is on any occafion to be excused , it ought to be in ...
... performance now before us is not alto- gether free from this general charge against controverfial writers ; though fome may be inclined to think , that if a little abusive smartness is on any occafion to be excused , it ought to be in ...
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... performance , he in- forms us , that he had now and then amused himself with effaying a fearch into the labyrinth of Mr. Warburton's thoughts upon this Subject , to find out how and by what fteps he was led into the unlucky mistake ...
... performance , he in- forms us , that he had now and then amused himself with effaying a fearch into the labyrinth of Mr. Warburton's thoughts upon this Subject , to find out how and by what fteps he was led into the unlucky mistake ...
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