The Analectic Magazine, Volume 3Published and sold by Moses Thomas, 1814 |
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... reason to believe . At least the phenomenon of the rise and fall of this great art may in general be better explained by a proper attention to a plain circumstance so well agreeing with ordinary observation , than by resorting to any ...
... reason to believe . At least the phenomenon of the rise and fall of this great art may in general be better explained by a proper attention to a plain circumstance so well agreeing with ordinary observation , than by resorting to any ...
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... reason to presume , of a sincere believer . Though we cannot approve of the lax criterion of christian orthodoxy , with which Philopatris Varvicensis appears to be con- tented concerning others , we will not suggest an uncharitable ...
... reason to presume , of a sincere believer . Though we cannot approve of the lax criterion of christian orthodoxy , with which Philopatris Varvicensis appears to be con- tented concerning others , we will not suggest an uncharitable ...
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... reason of the hearers a party to the reasoning of the speaker , is the only mode by which a fixed ascendency is to be gained , whether the purpose be to abuse or to enlighten . The fabric of popular eloquence should rest upon massy ...
... reason of the hearers a party to the reasoning of the speaker , is the only mode by which a fixed ascendency is to be gained , whether the purpose be to abuse or to enlighten . The fabric of popular eloquence should rest upon massy ...
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... reason for our selecting it as a proof of the efficacy of the legiti- mate union of philosophical generalities with popular eloquence . And he will take up the thread of that consistency of principle which shows Mr. Burke the same ...
... reason for our selecting it as a proof of the efficacy of the legiti- mate union of philosophical generalities with popular eloquence . And he will take up the thread of that consistency of principle which shows Mr. Burke the same ...
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... reason for stigmatizing Mr. Burke's " Reflections " as inflammatory harangues against violence . " Nor because a warm heart , and a rich imagination , were engaged on the side of compassion and justice , do we feel that " turbulent ...
... reason for stigmatizing Mr. Burke's " Reflections " as inflammatory harangues against violence . " Nor because a warm heart , and a rich imagination , were engaged on the side of compassion and justice , do we feel that " turbulent ...
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