Sketches of the History of Man, Volumen1A. Strahan and T. Cadell, London; and for William Creech, Edinburgh, 1788 |
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... person , the people are knowing and converfable : in a populous country where manufactures flourish , they are ignorant and unfociable . The fame effect is visible in countries where an art or manufacture is confined to a cer- tain ...
... person , the people are knowing and converfable : in a populous country where manufactures flourish , they are ignorant and unfociable . The fame effect is visible in countries where an art or manufacture is confined to a cer- tain ...
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... persons of taste and feeling are more attached by compaffion than by wonder . ( a ) Elements of Criticism , vol . 1. p . 163. edit . 5 . By : By the improvement of our rational fa- culties , 198 MEN independent of Society . B. I..
... persons of taste and feeling are more attached by compaffion than by wonder . ( a ) Elements of Criticism , vol . 1. p . 163. edit . 5 . By : By the improvement of our rational fa- culties , 198 MEN independent of Society . B. I..
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... person carelessly fpoke the language ac- quired in the nursery ; and people of dif- ferent tongues being mixed under one go- vernment , without a common ftandard , fell . gradually into a fort of mixed lan- guage , which every one made ...
... person carelessly fpoke the language ac- quired in the nursery ; and people of dif- ferent tongues being mixed under one go- vernment , without a common ftandard , fell . gradually into a fort of mixed lan- guage , which every one made ...
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... person who pretended to litera- ture * . Now , tho ' the free and manly fpi- rit of the Greeks yielded to Roman defpo → tifm , yet while any apetite for literature remained , their invaluable claffics were a ftandard , which preferved ...
... person who pretended to litera- ture * . Now , tho ' the free and manly fpi- rit of the Greeks yielded to Roman defpo → tifm , yet while any apetite for literature remained , their invaluable claffics were a ftandard , which preferved ...
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... person of taste through all ages ! As before the invention of printing , wri- ters could have nothing in view but repu- tation and praife , they endeavoured to give the utmost perfection to their compo fitions . They at the fame time ...
... person of taste through all ages ! As before the invention of printing , wri- ters could have nothing in view but repu- tation and praife , they endeavoured to give the utmost perfection to their compo fitions . They at the fame time ...
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