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... Opinions , & c . CORDARA'S Military Eclogues , 306 CORRESPONDENCE with the Reviewers , -8 , 159 , 160 , 240 , 320 , 398 , 479 , CROIX , M. de la , on the Origin of Ci- vilization , & c . 382 CRITIC ; or , Tragedy Rehearfed , 287 . DA D ...
... Opinions , & c . CORDARA'S Military Eclogues , 306 CORRESPONDENCE with the Reviewers , -8 , 159 , 160 , 240 , 320 , 398 , 479 , CROIX , M. de la , on the Origin of Ci- vilization , & c . 382 CRITIC ; or , Tragedy Rehearfed , 287 . DA D ...
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... opinion , he , at leaft , gratifies us by his good fenfe , and the juftnefs of his fen- timents . Novelty , indeed , is not be expected from a Writer on Education who means not to recommend fpeculation , but practice ; not to innovate ...
... opinion , he , at leaft , gratifies us by his good fenfe , and the juftnefs of his fen- timents . Novelty , indeed , is not be expected from a Writer on Education who means not to recommend fpeculation , but practice ; not to innovate ...
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... opinion must be com- mon , for their truth is obvious . Emulation cannot be excited without rivals ; and without emulation , instruction will be always a tedious , and often a fruitlefs , labour . It is this which warms the paffions on ...
... opinion must be com- mon , for their truth is obvious . Emulation cannot be excited without rivals ; and without emulation , instruction will be always a tedious , and often a fruitlefs , labour . It is this which warms the paffions on ...
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... opinion , be dearly purchafed at the price of the confcious dignity of a manly independence . Thofe difinterefted friendships which are formed at public fchools , from a real congeniality of fentiments and tafte , will certainly ...
... opinion , be dearly purchafed at the price of the confcious dignity of a manly independence . Thofe difinterefted friendships which are formed at public fchools , from a real congeniality of fentiments and tafte , will certainly ...
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... opinion he maintains are , many of them , plaufible and in- genious : neverthelefs , we cannot altogether concur with him . in his fentiments on this fubject . That a greater proportion of good scholars is educated in pub- lick than in ...
... opinion he maintains are , many of them , plaufible and in- genious : neverthelefs , we cannot altogether concur with him . in his fentiments on this fubject . That a greater proportion of good scholars is educated in pub- lick than in ...
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