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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... perhaps immediately contributes more , than the publick discourses of the sabbath . There are many , who have but little lei- sure to read , and many , who have but little inclination ; and of those , who have both , more read for ...
... perhaps immediately contributes more , than the publick discourses of the sabbath . There are many , who have but little lei- sure to read , and many , who have but little inclination ; and of those , who have both , more read for ...
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... perhaps to say . Indeed , it may fairly be ask- ed , who discovers the most ration- al respect for the word of God ; the man who persists in consider- ing a text constituted long ago by two printers of Leyden , as toti- dem verbis ...
... perhaps to say . Indeed , it may fairly be ask- ed , who discovers the most ration- al respect for the word of God ; the man who persists in consider- ing a text constituted long ago by two printers of Leyden , as toti- dem verbis ...
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... perhaps 100 feet square . This court yard is surrounded with cor- ridors , under which you pass , se- cured from the weather , to the different parts of the building . The whole lower floor is usually devoted to stables , coach - houses ...
... perhaps 100 feet square . This court yard is surrounded with cor- ridors , under which you pass , se- cured from the weather , to the different parts of the building . The whole lower floor is usually devoted to stables , coach - houses ...
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... perhaps in the third or fourth story ; and I have little doubt , that , though surround- ed with this rich banquet of genius and talent , which his pride will not let him dispose of , he often dines on soup meagre for want of funds . I ...
... perhaps in the third or fourth story ; and I have little doubt , that , though surround- ed with this rich banquet of genius and talent , which his pride will not let him dispose of , he often dines on soup meagre for want of funds . I ...
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... perhaps without the miti- gations and supports , which they ex- perience , and in a greater degree than they . Selfishness , in its dif- ferent forms , is an antagonist of compassion . Pride keeps us at a distance from vulgar and ...
... perhaps without the miti- gations and supports , which they ex- perience , and in a greater degree than they . Selfishness , in its dif- ferent forms , is an antagonist of compassion . Pride keeps us at a distance from vulgar and ...
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