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... persons , who , in a few years after their majority , spend their fortunes and ruin their health , from the want of experience , and from the violence of their passions , their own interest being an insufficient check to prevent them ...
... persons , who , in a few years after their majority , spend their fortunes and ruin their health , from the want of experience , and from the violence of their passions , their own interest being an insufficient check to prevent them ...
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... persons who have no religion at all , and by making them a class of persons wholly distinct from those in civil offices . He insinuates that the true end of the Bill , ( which he terms most Antichristian , ) is to seduce the Catholic ...
... persons who have no religion at all , and by making them a class of persons wholly distinct from those in civil offices . He insinuates that the true end of the Bill , ( which he terms most Antichristian , ) is to seduce the Catholic ...
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... persons of highly reputed judgment are mistaken as well as ourselves , this work will be found to attain all three of them . In point of amuse- ment , perhaps novelty or curiosity hold the foremost rank ; and surely we risque little in ...
... persons of highly reputed judgment are mistaken as well as ourselves , this work will be found to attain all three of them . In point of amuse- ment , perhaps novelty or curiosity hold the foremost rank ; and surely we risque little in ...
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