The Annual Register, Or, A View of the History, Politics, and Literature for the Year ..., Volume 35J. Dodsley, 1793 - History |
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... nature fpeaks undisguised , and pours forth the genuine language of the heart . Would you deny him the right of felf - prefervation , the firft law of nature ? Even that right he did not exercife in its full extent ; for when he might ...
... nature fpeaks undisguised , and pours forth the genuine language of the heart . Would you deny him the right of felf - prefervation , the firft law of nature ? Even that right he did not exercife in its full extent ; for when he might ...
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... nature , and in looking forward to it there is com- fort in being able to reflect , that we have not lived in vain , and that all the ufeful and virtuous fhall meet in a better country beyond the grave . Dr. Franklin , in the laft ...
... nature , and in looking forward to it there is com- fort in being able to reflect , that we have not lived in vain , and that all the ufeful and virtuous fhall meet in a better country beyond the grave . Dr. Franklin , in the laft ...
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... nature . But the ftudy of man feemed to be his highest de- light ; and if his genius had any fpecial bias , it lay in difcovering thofe things that made men wifer and happier . As truth was the fole object of his researches , he was of ...
... nature . But the ftudy of man feemed to be his highest de- light ; and if his genius had any fpecial bias , it lay in difcovering thofe things that made men wifer and happier . As truth was the fole object of his researches , he was of ...
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fages from his Majefty relative to the Correspondence between Lord Grenville | 35 |
Parliament Scotch Peers Election Mr Haftingss Petition c to the House | 103 |
Meffage from his Majefty to the House of Commons Feb 11 | 133 |
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