The Works of Samuel Johnson, L. L. D.: In Twelve Volumes, Volumen8William Durell, 1811 |
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... questions of this kind , the world cannot be MISTAKEN , at least , cannot long continue in error . I cannot avoid acknowledging the CANDOUR of the author of that excellent monthly book , the GENTLE- MAN'S MAGAZINE , in giving admission ...
... questions of this kind , the world cannot be MISTAKEN , at least , cannot long continue in error . I cannot avoid acknowledging the CANDOUR of the author of that excellent monthly book , the GENTLE- MAN'S MAGAZINE , in giving admission ...
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... question , which , I am afraid , this author's endeavours will not free from the perplexity which has entangled the speculatists of all ages , and which must always continue while we see but in part . He calls it a Free Inquiry , and ...
... question , which , I am afraid , this author's endeavours will not free from the perplexity which has entangled the speculatists of all ages , and which must always continue while we see but in part . He calls it a Free Inquiry , and ...
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... question , Whence came Evil , alone , that can ascertain the moral characteristic of God , without which there is an end to all distinction between Good and Evil . " Yet he be- gins this Inquiry by this declaration : " That there is a ...
... question , Whence came Evil , alone , that can ascertain the moral characteristic of God , without which there is an end to all distinction between Good and Evil . " Yet he be- gins this Inquiry by this declaration : " That there is a ...
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... - ted to another performance , let him consider whether he is about to disburthen his mind , or employ his fin- gers ; and if I might venture to offer him a subject , I should wish that he would solve this question , Why 28 REVIEW OF A.
... - ted to another performance , let him consider whether he is about to disburthen his mind , or employ his fin- gers ; and if I might venture to offer him a subject , I should wish that he would solve this question , Why 28 REVIEW OF A.
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... question his infinite benevolence . All our happiness is owing to his goodness ; but that it is no greater , is owing only to ourselves ; that is , to our not having any inherent right to any happiness , or even to any existence at all ...
... question his infinite benevolence . All our happiness is owing to his goodness ; but that it is no greater , is owing only to ourselves ; that is , to our not having any inherent right to any happiness , or even to any existence at all ...
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