The British Critic: A New Review, Volume 4F. and C. Rivington, 1815 - English literature |
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... never before ac- quired ; and what in our view of the subject is of far the greatest importance , its abstract speculations will be resolved into princi- ples of practice and motives of duty . The great design of Dr. Hey in the work ...
... never before ac- quired ; and what in our view of the subject is of far the greatest importance , its abstract speculations will be resolved into princi- ples of practice and motives of duty . The great design of Dr. Hey in the work ...
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... never had any guide but what was purely intellectual . Not that hatred is a mere blind instinet : al- though it acts , or makes us act , instantaneously , it is subject to the correction of reason : its operations are examined , judged ...
... never had any guide but what was purely intellectual . Not that hatred is a mere blind instinet : al- though it acts , or makes us act , instantaneously , it is subject to the correction of reason : its operations are examined , judged ...
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... never ceasing , resentment and unkindness . Indignation is the action of the same passion of resentment upon a mind of strong and ardent moral feelings , which is not so much agitated and offended by what im- mediately affects itself ...
... never ceasing , resentment and unkindness . Indignation is the action of the same passion of resentment upon a mind of strong and ardent moral feelings , which is not so much agitated and offended by what im- mediately affects itself ...
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... never disclose , and as they inculcate their exhortations by examples , which our unassisted nature could never have extend- : ed . The following recapitulation , though sufficiently plain and simple , will nevertheless have its full ...
... never disclose , and as they inculcate their exhortations by examples , which our unassisted nature could never have extend- : ed . The following recapitulation , though sufficiently plain and simple , will nevertheless have its full ...
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... never justify , and which will never have an end ; and so involve ourselves in perplexity and guilt , which even death itself may be unable to expiate . " P. 156 . These are lessons which all the theories which the ingenuity and the ...
... never justify , and which will never have an end ; and so involve ourselves in perplexity and guilt , which even death itself may be unable to expiate . " P. 156 . These are lessons which all the theories which the ingenuity and the ...
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