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... the subject for his prizes . The political uses of such an argument would have
embraced all the most interesting topics among those which may be called
fundamental in the constitution of society , objects which lie at the root of all
public ...
... the subject for his prizes . The political uses of such an argument would have
embraced all the most interesting topics among those which may be called
fundamental in the constitution of society , objects which lie at the root of all
public ...
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Upon the supreme dominion which should always be preserved by sound morals
and religion over these departments of political inquiry , the sentiments of Mr.
Sumner are extremely creditable to him as a divine and as a philosopher .
Upon the supreme dominion which should always be preserved by sound morals
and religion over these departments of political inquiry , the sentiments of Mr.
Sumner are extremely creditable to him as a divine and as a philosopher .
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We would willingly avoid mention of the political opinions hinted at by Childe
Harold , and more distinctly expressed in other poems of Lord Byron ; - the more
willingly , as we strongly suspect that these effusions are rather the sport of whim
...
We would willingly avoid mention of the political opinions hinted at by Childe
Harold , and more distinctly expressed in other poems of Lord Byron ; - the more
willingly , as we strongly suspect that these effusions are rather the sport of whim
...
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the founder of that school of writers , who , setting truth at defiance , impose the
most audacious misrepresentations upon a credulous public , and seasoning
sophistry with slander , carry into literary and political disquisition a spirit of
personal ...
the founder of that school of writers , who , setting truth at defiance , impose the
most audacious misrepresentations upon a credulous public , and seasoning
sophistry with slander , carry into literary and political disquisition a spirit of
personal ...
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A Morning ' s Walk from London to Kew ; containing Moral , Political , Historical ,
and Philosophical Observations on the Condition , Manners , Literature ,
Opinions , and Errors of the English People . By Sir Richard Phillips . 8vo . 85 . 6d
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A Morning ' s Walk from London to Kew ; containing Moral , Political , Historical ,
and Philosophical Observations on the Condition , Manners , Literature ,
Opinions , and Errors of the English People . By Sir Richard Phillips . 8vo . 85 . 6d
.
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