The Works of the Right Reverend William Warburton ...J. Nichols, and sold by T. Cadell, 1788 |
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Page viii
... abused by your bad imitations , but to be cenfured by those in whose cause it was compofed ; I mean the friends of religion and liberty . An author of note thus expreffes himself : ' * " Nor was this the worst : " men were not only ...
... abused by your bad imitations , but to be cenfured by those in whose cause it was compofed ; I mean the friends of religion and liberty . An author of note thus expreffes himself : ' * " Nor was this the worst : " men were not only ...
Page xi
... abuse it is , and one of the most pernicious too , of the liberty of the Prefs . For what greater affront to the severity of reason , the fublimity of truth , and the fanctity of religion , than to fubject them to the impure touch of ...
... abuse it is , and one of the most pernicious too , of the liberty of the Prefs . For what greater affront to the severity of reason , the fublimity of truth , and the fanctity of religion , than to fubject them to the impure touch of ...
Page xii
... abusive way of wit and raillery , on ferious fubjects . Let us hear him then ‡ : Nothing is ridiculous , except what is deformed ; nor is any thing " proof against raillery , except what is handfome and juft ; and " therefore it is the ...
... abusive way of wit and raillery , on ferious fubjects . Let us hear him then ‡ : Nothing is ridiculous , except what is deformed ; nor is any thing " proof against raillery , except what is handfome and juft ; and " therefore it is the ...
Page xviii
... abused ; nor for any other reason . Though others , perhaps , may be disposed to smile at his abfurd inference , that we may as well condemn a talent for reasoning . As if reafon ... abuse of words ; xviii DEDICATION TO THE FREE - THINKERS .
... abused ; nor for any other reason . Though others , perhaps , may be disposed to smile at his abfurd inference , that we may as well condemn a talent for reasoning . As if reafon ... abuse of words ; xviii DEDICATION TO THE FREE - THINKERS .
Page xix
William Warburton. had led the way to the abuse of words ; and had called calumny , plain dealing ; and a fcurril licence , urbanity . Happy for you , that you are in times when liberty is fo well understood . Had you lived in the ...
William Warburton. had led the way to the abuse of words ; and had called calumny , plain dealing ; and a fcurril licence , urbanity . Happy for you , that you are in times when liberty is fo well understood . Had you lived in the ...
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