The British Critic, Volumes 5-6F. and C. Rivington, 1795 |
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... principles on which the revolution was established , and in fhort to deprive all national experience of its au- thority , and all political knowledge of the ftability of tried and ap- proved principles . Sagacious and penetrating ...
... principles on which the revolution was established , and in fhort to deprive all national experience of its au- thority , and all political knowledge of the ftability of tried and ap- proved principles . Sagacious and penetrating ...
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... Principles . 8vo . 125. Rivingtons . 1795 . Τ IT may poffibly be prefumed , when the principles are confi- dered on which our Review was firft undertaken , and has fince been conducted , that our fentiments may have a peculiar bias in ...
... Principles . 8vo . 125. Rivingtons . 1795 . Τ IT may poffibly be prefumed , when the principles are confi- dered on which our Review was firft undertaken , and has fince been conducted , that our fentiments may have a peculiar bias in ...
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... principle of the theological part of this collection , we fhall proceed to conduct our readers into the armoury itself , where we truft it will be allowed on all hands , that , fuch as the principles are , they are fupported " non ...
... principle of the theological part of this collection , we fhall proceed to conduct our readers into the armoury itself , where we truft it will be allowed on all hands , that , fuch as the principles are , they are fupported " non ...
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