The Monthly Review, Or, Literary JournalR. Griffiths, 1815 |
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... reason's mirror should be brought , Reflecting truth and falsehood as we're taught : For if the physic goes not with the food , E'en Homer does more injury than good ! ' The world has long lamented the impossibility of transmitting the ...
... reason's mirror should be brought , Reflecting truth and falsehood as we're taught : For if the physic goes not with the food , E'en Homer does more injury than good ! ' The world has long lamented the impossibility of transmitting the ...
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... reason for true religion : - • Let me endeavour to arrange my views on this important subject . We should be ready always to give an answer to every one that asketh a reason of the hope that is in us , with meekness and fear , " 1 Pet ...
... reason for true religion : - • Let me endeavour to arrange my views on this important subject . We should be ready always to give an answer to every one that asketh a reason of the hope that is in us , with meekness and fear , " 1 Pet ...
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... reason to complain of critics , or to attribute their strictures to unamiable motives . Let us assure Dr. Badham that our pleasure is not in proportion to the failure of the works which we criticise ; and that we had much rather find reason ...
... reason to complain of critics , or to attribute their strictures to unamiable motives . Let us assure Dr. Badham that our pleasure is not in proportion to the failure of the works which we criticise ; and that we had much rather find reason ...
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