The Monthly Anthology, and Boston Review, Volume 5Samuel Cooper Thacher, David Phineas Adams, William Emerson Munroe and Francis, 1808 Vols. 3-4 include appendix: "The Political cabinet." |
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... knowledge , general information , extensive learn- ing , the integrity of their publick conduct , and the virtues of their private life . Without promising improvements , which may not be realized , they may reasonably flatter ...
... knowledge , general information , extensive learn- ing , the integrity of their publick conduct , and the virtues of their private life . Without promising improvements , which may not be realized , they may reasonably flatter ...
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... the present state of our knowledge , entitled to draw . But an hypothesis may perhaps sug- gest itself , unincumbered by any For the Anthology . NOTICE OF GRIESBACH'S EDITION OF THE 16 [ Jan : Account of Atmospherick Phenomena .
... the present state of our knowledge , entitled to draw . But an hypothesis may perhaps sug- gest itself , unincumbered by any For the Anthology . NOTICE OF GRIESBACH'S EDITION OF THE 16 [ Jan : Account of Atmospherick Phenomena .
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... knowledge of the internal structure of the Moon may be the splendid reward of our investigations . And while the labours of the Astronomer and Optician are introducing new worlds to our notice , Chemistry may , during the nineteenth ...
... knowledge of the internal structure of the Moon may be the splendid reward of our investigations . And while the labours of the Astronomer and Optician are introducing new worlds to our notice , Chemistry may , during the nineteenth ...
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... knowledge in biblical criticism . There can be no doubt , that eve- ry man who feels a due respect for the sacred oracles , and especially every clergyman who must take them for the ground of his publick instructions , will be ...
... knowledge in biblical criticism . There can be no doubt , that eve- ry man who feels a due respect for the sacred oracles , and especially every clergyman who must take them for the ground of his publick instructions , will be ...
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... knowledge , we submit without a sigh . Or when ambition and vice , those scourges and scorpions of the earth , are palsied by the cold- ness of death , we exult in the de- crees of a righteous God . But re- signation to the will of ...
... knowledge , we submit without a sigh . Or when ambition and vice , those scourges and scorpions of the earth , are palsied by the cold- ness of death , we exult in the de- crees of a righteous God . But re- signation to the will of ...
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