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Page 8
... conduct of our allies , and all measures of caution towards the innocent French people ; a dread of the ferocious disposition of Louis , and a tender feeling for the fate of afflicted Buonaparte and the interesting Dey of Algiers ; are ...
... conduct of our allies , and all measures of caution towards the innocent French people ; a dread of the ferocious disposition of Louis , and a tender feeling for the fate of afflicted Buonaparte and the interesting Dey of Algiers ; are ...
Page 17
... conduct are felt , understood , intended , and promoted by them without the smallest concern . Lord Byron seems to have much consulted the Confessions of Rousseau , and to have drawn from that drivelling register of a debauched ...
... conduct are felt , understood , intended , and promoted by them without the smallest concern . Lord Byron seems to have much consulted the Confessions of Rousseau , and to have drawn from that drivelling register of a debauched ...
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... conduct to be the essence of self - interest , or the true cause of self - happiness . " Here then is a firm foundation on which to erect vital religion , pure and undefiled , and the only one which , without any counteracting evil ...
... conduct to be the essence of self - interest , or the true cause of self - happiness . " Here then is a firm foundation on which to erect vital religion , pure and undefiled , and the only one which , without any counteracting evil ...
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... conduct of mankind , does not hu manity require of us to rescue as many victims as possible from the hands of bigotry ; and to save them from the cruel alternative of re- maining under the gloom of a depressing superstition , or being ...
... conduct of mankind , does not hu manity require of us to rescue as many victims as possible from the hands of bigotry ; and to save them from the cruel alternative of re- maining under the gloom of a depressing superstition , or being ...
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... conducted with sincerity , a conviction is communicated which winds itself round the heart , confirmed no doubt by argument , and grounded on reason , but such as argument alone can never give , or sophistry dislodge : such as a man may ...
... conducted with sincerity , a conviction is communicated which winds itself round the heart , confirmed no doubt by argument , and grounded on reason , but such as argument alone can never give , or sophistry dislodge : such as a man may ...
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