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... opinion should have been taken up by the ingenious authoress of the pamphlet now before us , on grounds which can fairly bring home the charge of atheifm only to a fingle individual . We ftill more regret , that a writer of Mrs. More's ...
... opinion should have been taken up by the ingenious authoress of the pamphlet now before us , on grounds which can fairly bring home the charge of atheifm only to a fingle individual . We ftill more regret , that a writer of Mrs. More's ...
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... Opinion confidered as a Subject of Political Inftitution , ' and its heads of divifion are - The general effects of the political fuperintendence of opinion ; of religious eftablishments ; of the fuppreffion of erroneous opinion , in ...
... Opinion confidered as a Subject of Political Inftitution , ' and its heads of divifion are - The general effects of the political fuperintendence of opinion ; of religious eftablishments ; of the fuppreffion of erroneous opinion , in ...
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... opinion of the public , as well as the de- liberations of the legislature , have to meet embarraffments from stock- jobbers , and party men . The object of the one class will be to profit from the fluctuations in the price of India ...
... opinion of the public , as well as the de- liberations of the legislature , have to meet embarraffments from stock- jobbers , and party men . The object of the one class will be to profit from the fluctuations in the price of India ...
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