The Anti-Jacobin Review and Magazine, Numéros 139 à 142J. Whittle, 1810 |
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... TRUTH ! I do not mean by this word the mere truth of the lips ; I would rather wish you first to consider it in that more compre- hensive view which makes it the basis of every virtue , as it ought to be that of every action ; I mean ...
... TRUTH ! I do not mean by this word the mere truth of the lips ; I would rather wish you first to consider it in that more compre- hensive view which makes it the basis of every virtue , as it ought to be that of every action ; I mean ...
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... truth . This levity , to call it by its slightest name , I wish to consider , though it is no palliation , as palpable and gross affectation , from which he was in no instance free . It may seem strange that such language could be ...
... truth . This levity , to call it by its slightest name , I wish to consider , though it is no palliation , as palpable and gross affectation , from which he was in no instance free . It may seem strange that such language could be ...
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... truth , that is , notwithstanding the sermons which are preached , and the immense sums expended in mis- sions , they have always been marked by sterility ; and have only exposed to the ridicule of philosophers , the tradespeople who ...
... truth , that is , notwithstanding the sermons which are preached , and the immense sums expended in mis- sions , they have always been marked by sterility ; and have only exposed to the ridicule of philosophers , the tradespeople who ...
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