The Monthly Review, Or, Literary Journal, Volume 65R. Griffiths, 1781 |
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Page 63
... whole argument with respect to mar- riage is founded on a fallacy . He confounds the idea of mar- riage itself with the remedy that was ordained by the law of God to prevent the abuse and ruin of the fex . He makes no fort of ...
... whole argument with respect to mar- riage is founded on a fallacy . He confounds the idea of mar- riage itself with the remedy that was ordained by the law of God to prevent the abuse and ruin of the fex . He makes no fort of ...
Page 209
... whole , had been gained than loft : -that it was contrary to found and good policy , to grant affiftance to undertak- ings which were contrary to the general intereft , and diametrically oppofite to the intention of prohibiting the ...
... whole , had been gained than loft : -that it was contrary to found and good policy , to grant affiftance to undertak- ings which were contrary to the general intereft , and diametrically oppofite to the intention of prohibiting the ...
Page 293
... whole- Dangle . If it fucceeds . Sir Fretful . Aye but with regard to this piece , I think I can hit that gentleman , for I can fafely fwear he never read it . Ara Sneer . I'll tell you how you may hurt him more Sir Fretful . How ...
... whole- Dangle . If it fucceeds . Sir Fretful . Aye but with regard to this piece , I think I can hit that gentleman , for I can fafely fwear he never read it . Ara Sneer . I'll tell you how you may hurt him more Sir Fretful . How ...
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