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... acquiring bad ones ; if you be not forming virtuous habits , you are , how infenfibly foever to your felves , forming vicious ones ; and , instead of of becoming those amiable objects in yourselves , and those iv The Dedication .
... acquiring bad ones ; if you be not forming virtuous habits , you are , how infenfibly foever to your felves , forming vicious ones ; and , instead of of becoming those amiable objects in yourselves , and those iv The Dedication .
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Joseph Priestley. of becoming those amiable objects in yourselves , and those valuable mem- bers of fociety , which nature , and the God of nature intended that you fhould be , you will be at beft , use- lefs cumberers of the ground , a ...
Joseph Priestley. of becoming those amiable objects in yourselves , and those valuable mem- bers of fociety , which nature , and the God of nature intended that you fhould be , you will be at beft , use- lefs cumberers of the ground , a ...
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... object than the gratification of your animal appetites and paffions , you rank your- felves with the brute beafts ; but , as you will still retain that reflection , In which they have not , you will never have which vi The Dedication .
... object than the gratification of your animal appetites and paffions , you rank your- felves with the brute beafts ; but , as you will still retain that reflection , In which they have not , you will never have which vi The Dedication .
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... , good principles and maxims may be recommended with effect ; and a little feasonable affiftance may be fufficient to mould them to our wish . The The great object of a minister's chief attention being thus XXX The method of communicating.
... , good principles and maxims may be recommended with effect ; and a little feasonable affiftance may be fufficient to mould them to our wish . The The great object of a minister's chief attention being thus XXX The method of communicating.
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Joseph Priestley. The great object of a minister's chief attention being thus fixed , viz . upon the younger , and more teachable part of his congregation , it remains to be confidered in what manner their inftruction may be best ...
Joseph Priestley. The great object of a minister's chief attention being thus fixed , viz . upon the younger , and more teachable part of his congregation , it remains to be confidered in what manner their inftruction may be best ...
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