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... kind of writing ( and , I believe , the kind of conversation ) that must have been irresistibly attractive to Pope . Bolingbroke conducts an argument rich in literary allusions that has a strong bearing on the Essay on Man . Bolingbroke ...
... kind of writing ( and , I believe , the kind of conversation ) that must have been irresistibly attractive to Pope . Bolingbroke conducts an argument rich in literary allusions that has a strong bearing on the Essay on Man . Bolingbroke ...
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... kind of corruption that the Craftsman claimed was rife in the land . The collapse through fraudulent management of the Charitable Corporation " for Relief of Industrious Poor , " leading to the expulsion of Sir Robert Sutton and Sir ...
... kind of corruption that the Craftsman claimed was rife in the land . The collapse through fraudulent management of the Charitable Corporation " for Relief of Industrious Poor , " leading to the expulsion of Sir Robert Sutton and Sir ...
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... kind to pejora- tive effect . In paragraph 41 of the Fragments , Bolingbroke traces the history of the argument from evil for God's existence back to Epicurus and then comments , in imagery that calls Lucretius's complimentary address ...
... kind to pejora- tive effect . In paragraph 41 of the Fragments , Bolingbroke traces the history of the argument from evil for God's existence back to Epicurus and then comments , in imagery that calls Lucretius's complimentary address ...
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