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It was by this appropriation that individual intereft could be moft effe & ually applied to extract the means of human enjoyment from the ground . But , remove the operation of this principle , or fuppofe the effect to be produced by ...
It was by this appropriation that individual intereft could be moft effe & ually applied to extract the means of human enjoyment from the ground . But , remove the operation of this principle , or fuppofe the effect to be produced by ...
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While Mr Styles is so severe upon the indolence of the Church , he should recollect that his Methodists are the ex - party ; that it is not in human nature , that any persons who quietly possess power , can be as active as those who are ...
While Mr Styles is so severe upon the indolence of the Church , he should recollect that his Methodists are the ex - party ; that it is not in human nature , that any persons who quietly possess power , can be as active as those who are ...
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-Anacharsis Cloots , the soi - disant orator of the human race , was conducted to the scaffold under the same pretext . This man was the nephew of Paan , the author of some well - known works , and appears not to have been wholly ...
-Anacharsis Cloots , the soi - disant orator of the human race , was conducted to the scaffold under the same pretext . This man was the nephew of Paan , the author of some well - known works , and appears not to have been wholly ...
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Gertrude of Wyoming a Pennsylvanian Tale | 1 |
Strictures on two Critiques in the Edinburgh Review | 40 |
Milners Appeal and J B Trotters Letter to Lord | 60 |
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