The British Critic: A New Review, Volume 4F. and C. Rivington, 1815 - English literature |
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... less vague than it appears to be at present . " P. 6 . After a long disquisition upon its nature , and an examination into the scriptural usage of the term , Dr. Hey proceeds to con- sider the beneficial purposes for which it was ...
... less vague than it appears to be at present . " P. 6 . After a long disquisition upon its nature , and an examination into the scriptural usage of the term , Dr. Hey proceeds to con- sider the beneficial purposes for which it was ...
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... less from free bounty than other men : and to look upon that as an injury , which is only a deprivation of a benefit that we had been long accustomed to enjoy . 6 " Should a man have injured us beyond dispute , and should he shew strong ...
... less from free bounty than other men : and to look upon that as an injury , which is only a deprivation of a benefit that we had been long accustomed to enjoy . 6 " Should a man have injured us beyond dispute , and should he shew strong ...
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... less to be suspected of cowardice , when he yields to evil in this manner , yielding properly will have the effect of courage upon his adversary ; it is plain enough , that the person who receives the stroke , may , in this case , be as ...
... less to be suspected of cowardice , when he yields to evil in this manner , yielding properly will have the effect of courage upon his adversary ; it is plain enough , that the person who receives the stroke , may , in this case , be as ...
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... less with the necessity of those passions , which so easily and so generally degenerate into malevolence . Revelation de- clares him in a state of imperfection , not only from the contagion of example , but from a natural tendency to ...
... less with the necessity of those passions , which so easily and so generally degenerate into malevolence . Revelation de- clares him in a state of imperfection , not only from the contagion of example , but from a natural tendency to ...
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... less contemp- tible than the antiquated spinster of the country town , who travels her morning ronnds to propagate her hearsay conjectures , mistakes or misinterpretations . The only difference is , that one takes scandal of the squire ...
... less contemp- tible than the antiquated spinster of the country town , who travels her morning ronnds to propagate her hearsay conjectures , mistakes or misinterpretations . The only difference is , that one takes scandal of the squire ...
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