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Page i ESSAY I. ON THE BEAUTIFUL IN THE HUMAN FORM , ETC. Page ?
ESSAY II . ON TRAGEDY , AND THE INTEREST IN TRAGICAL
REPRESENTATIONS , Page 41 ESSAY III . IV . A DEFENCE OF LEARNING AND
THE ARTS ...
Page i ESSAY I. ON THE BEAUTIFUL IN THE HUMAN FORM , ETC. Page ?
ESSAY II . ON TRAGEDY , AND THE INTEREST IN TRAGICAL
REPRESENTATIONS , Page 41 ESSAY III . IV . A DEFENCE OF LEARNING AND
THE ARTS ...
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... as mere human inventions altogether foreign to it's genuine meaning and
simplicity , had not yet superšeded the use of those particular creeds and
confessions of faith , which were deemed to contain whatever was sound and
orthodox in ...
... as mere human inventions altogether foreign to it's genuine meaning and
simplicity , had not yet superšeded the use of those particular creeds and
confessions of faith , which were deemed to contain whatever was sound and
orthodox in ...
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Beside the two gentlemen above mentioned , luminaries of the first magnitude ,
the celebrated Dr. Adam Smith lectured upon moral philosophy , the
professorship of humanity was occupied by Mr. Muirhead , and that of Greek by
Dr. Moore .
Beside the two gentlemen above mentioned , luminaries of the first magnitude ,
the celebrated Dr. Adam Smith lectured upon moral philosophy , the
professorship of humanity was occupied by Mr. Muirhead , and that of Greek by
Dr. Moore .
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an comes reeking warm from the heart , that it gives all the glory to God , shows a
distrust “ of human abilities and confidence in the operation of the Spirit , which
will surely “ assist those who put their trust in it , and expect it's inspiration in a ...
an comes reeking warm from the heart , that it gives all the glory to God , shows a
distrust “ of human abilities and confidence in the operation of the Spirit , which
will surely “ assist those who put their trust in it , and expect it's inspiration in a ...
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... had procured a summer retreat on the coast , which would still be rendered
more agreeable by its vicinity to a frequented harbour , which affords a variety of
enter“ tainment to a speculative mind , that possesses so much interest in
humanity ...
... had procured a summer retreat on the coast , which would still be rendered
more agreeable by its vicinity to a frequented harbour , which affords a variety of
enter“ tainment to a speculative mind , that possesses so much interest in
humanity ...
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| Título | Essays on Various Subjects: To which is Prefixed a Life of the Author, Volumen1 Essays on Various Subjects: To which is Prefixed a Life of the Author, George Walker |
| Autor | George Walker |
| Editor | J. Johnson, 1809 |
| Procedencia del original | Biblioteca de Cataluña |
| Digitalizado | 12 Feb. 2009 |
| Largo | 158 páginas |
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