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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... after which he gives a fhort but clear view of the principal arguments that are urged to prove that morals are derived from reafon , and of thofe which VOL . VI . B are are adduced to shew that they are derived from fentiment.
... after which he gives a fhort but clear view of the principal arguments that are urged to prove that morals are derived from reafon , and of thofe which VOL . VI . B are are adduced to shew that they are derived from fentiment.
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... prove , by elaborate reafonings , that VIRTUE or PERSONAL MERIT confifts altogether in the poffeffion of qualities , useful or agreeable to the perfan bimfelf or to others . It might be expected , fays he , that this principle would ...
... prove , by elaborate reafonings , that VIRTUE or PERSONAL MERIT confifts altogether in the poffeffion of qualities , useful or agreeable to the perfan bimfelf or to others . It might be expected , fays he , that this principle would ...
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... proving , first , that the ages of refine ment and luxury are both the happieft and moft virtuous ; and , fecondly ... prove his firft point , he confiders the effects of luxury both in private and public life ; and fhews that industry ...
... proving , first , that the ages of refine ment and luxury are both the happieft and moft virtuous ; and , fecondly ... prove his firft point , he confiders the effects of luxury both in private and public life ; and fhews that industry ...
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... prove , that thefe writers mistook the caufe of the diforders in the Roman ftate , and ascribed to luxury and the arts what really proceeded from an ill- modelled government , and the unlimited extent of conquests . Luxury or refinement ...
... prove , that thefe writers mistook the caufe of the diforders in the Roman ftate , and ascribed to luxury and the arts what really proceeded from an ill- modelled government , and the unlimited extent of conquests . Luxury or refinement ...
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... prove his fecond point , and begins with con- fidering what vicious luxury is . No gratification , says he , however fenfual , can of itself , be esteemed vicious . A gratification is only vicious , when it ingroffes all a man's expence ...
... prove his fecond point , and begins with con- fidering what vicious luxury is . No gratification , says he , however fenfual , can of itself , be esteemed vicious . A gratification is only vicious , when it ingroffes all a man's expence ...
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