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They begin with general views of natural religion , and of the moral and religious nature of man ; and pass on through the ... morality in general - in its power of consolation , and its tendency to sweeten and elevate human nature .
They begin with general views of natural religion , and of the moral and religious nature of man ; and pass on through the ... morality in general - in its power of consolation , and its tendency to sweeten and elevate human nature .
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They begin with general views of natural religion , and of the moral and religious nature of man ; and pass on through the ... morality in general - in its power of consolation , and its tendency to sweeten and elevate human nature .
They begin with general views of natural religion , and of the moral and religious nature of man ; and pass on through the ... morality in general - in its power of consolation , and its tendency to sweeten and elevate human nature .
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We shall only justify the charge , by quoting from Mr Porter himself , a very lively and curious account of certain frisks of nature , ' as he is pleased to call them , which the highly polished nobles of Moscow exhibit in their houses ...
We shall only justify the charge , by quoting from Mr Porter himself , a very lively and curious account of certain frisks of nature , ' as he is pleased to call them , which the highly polished nobles of Moscow exhibit in their houses ...
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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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