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...firft conveyed to it thole fimple and fublime leflbns of morality and religion which are congenial to its nature, is it to be wondered at, that, in future...prejudices which have twined their roots with all the eflential principles of the human frame ? —If fuch, however, be the obvious intentions of nature,...

...firfl conveyed to it thofe fimple and fublirne leflbns of morality and religion which are, congenial to its nature, is it to be wondered at, that, in future life, it mould find it fo difficult to eradicate prejudices which have twined their roots with all the effential...

...which are congenial to its nature, is it to be wondered at, that, in future life, it should find it so difficult to eradicate prejudices which have twined their roots with all the essential principles of the human frame ? — If such, however, be the obvious intentions of nature,...

...first conveyed to it those simple and sublime lessons of morality and religion, which are congenial to its nature, is it to be wondered at, that in future life it should find it so difficult to eradicate prejudices, which have twined their roots with all the essential...

...just conveyed to it those simple and ' sublime lessons of morality and religion which are rongenial to ' its nature, is it to be wondered at, that in future life, it should ' find it so difficult to eradicate prejudices which have twined * Ibid, also the chapter on...

...first conveyed to it those simple and sublime lessons of morality and religion which are congenial to its nature, is it to be wondered at, that, in future life, it should find it so difficult to eradicate prejudices which have twined their roots with all the essential...

...first conveyed to it those simple and sublime lessons of morality and religion which are congenial to its nature, is it to be wondered at, that, in future life, it should find it so difficult to eradicate prejudices which have twined their roots with all the essential...

...first conveyed to it those simple and sublime lessons of morality and religion which are congenial to its nature, is it to be wondered at, that, in future life, it should find it so difficult to eradicate prejudices which have twined their roots with all the essential...