Universal Magazine of Knowledge and Pleasure, Volume 33Pub. for J. Hinton, 1763 |
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Page 127
... appear as little pretence for a claim of private , alienable property in the Irish hereditary duties , which are granted by act of Parliament ; when the acts , granting these duties , are confidered . The Irish quit - rents and Crown ...
... appear as little pretence for a claim of private , alienable property in the Irish hereditary duties , which are granted by act of Parliament ; when the acts , granting these duties , are confidered . The Irish quit - rents and Crown ...
Page 261
... appears quite different , and even contradictory to the principles of painted cloths . They animalife the fkains , by ... appear as fo many paradoxes , are natural confe- quences of the principles he has already laid down and illuftrated ...
... appears quite different , and even contradictory to the principles of painted cloths . They animalife the fkains , by ... appear as fo many paradoxes , are natural confe- quences of the principles he has already laid down and illuftrated ...
Page 288
... appear to deferve punishment , which appears to be the proper and appro- ved object of that fentiment which most immediately and directly prompts us to punifh , or to inflict evil upon another . The fentiment , which most immediate- ly ...
... appear to deferve punishment , which appears to be the proper and appro- ved object of that fentiment which most immediately and directly prompts us to punifh , or to inflict evil upon another . The fentiment , which most immediate- ly ...
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