The Scots Magazine, Band 24Sands, Brymer, Murray and Cochran, 1762 |
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... since this desire, added to that of finding a cue to guide us through the intricate mazes of Literature, was what set us upon compiling it. We will now take a general survey of the Arts and Sciences; and, as they pass in review before ...
... since this desire, added to that of finding a cue to guide us through the intricate mazes of Literature, was what set us upon compiling it. We will now take a general survey of the Arts and Sciences; and, as they pass in review before ...
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... since philosophers have only confidered it as a Hubdivision of General Ethics, under the title of the Duties of Man to himself. Some, indeed, at the head of whom may be placed Lord Shaftesbury and Hutcheson, have treated of the Balance ...
... since philosophers have only confidered it as a Hubdivision of General Ethics, under the title of the Duties of Man to himself. Some, indeed, at the head of whom may be placed Lord Shaftesbury and Hutcheson, have treated of the Balance ...
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... since =ny future historical facts, by bringing the commencement of the present war, or causes and occasions of them into a though the degrees of their zeal and steahorrow view. In order to this a little re- diness have been very ...
... since =ny future historical facts, by bringing the commencement of the present war, or causes and occasions of them into a though the degrees of their zeal and steahorrow view. In order to this a little re- diness have been very ...
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... since the militia-bill [xxii. 513.] was rejećted. The warm and fertile imagination of Fletcher, chafed with opposition in the union-parliament, and heated with zeal for his native country, figured many cases of violation and injury ...
... since the militia-bill [xxii. 513.] was rejećted. The warm and fertile imagination of Fletcher, chafed with opposition in the union-parliament, and heated with zeal for his native country, figured many cases of violation and injury ...
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... since that bill was rejeoed. Those ministers have less power thin they had then, and the generous Prince who now fills the throne is a declared friend of militia, and an avowed enemy to all distinétions among his people. We ourselves ...
... since that bill was rejeoed. Those ministers have less power thin they had then, and the generous Prince who now fills the throne is a declared friend of militia, and an avowed enemy to all distinétions among his people. We ourselves ...
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