Moral And Political Dialogues: With Letters On Chivalry And Romance : In Three Volumes, Volume 3Cadell, 1788 - 338 pagina's |
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... Philosopher of great note , on that very fubject . You know the efteem I have of this Philofopher ; I mean , for fuch of his writings , as are most popular , and deferve to be fo ; fuch as his pieces on Govern- ment , Trade , Liberty ...
... Philosopher of great note , on that very fubject . You know the efteem I have of this Philofopher ; I mean , for fuch of his writings , as are most popular , and deferve to be fo ; fuch as his pieces on Govern- ment , Trade , Liberty ...
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... philosopher . Be that as it will ; provided the princi- ples themselves , I am contending for , be well founded . For the conclufion necef- farily follows , " That therefore FOREIGN " TRAVEL is , of all others , the most im- portant and ...
... philosopher . Be that as it will ; provided the princi- ples themselves , I am contending for , be well founded . For the conclufion necef- farily follows , " That therefore FOREIGN " TRAVEL is , of all others , the most im- portant and ...
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