The Bee: Or Literary Weekly Intelligencer, Том 1James Anderson Mundell and son, 1791 |
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Стр. viii
... proper theatre for literary improvements , and the whole human race , as constituting but one great fociety , whose general advancement in knowledge muft tend to augment the profperity of all its parts . He wishes , therefore , to break ...
... proper theatre for literary improvements , and the whole human race , as constituting but one great fociety , whose general advancement in knowledge muft tend to augment the profperity of all its parts . He wishes , therefore , to break ...
Стр. ix
... proper business of philofophy is to eradicate those errors which estrange mankind from each other , and to extend the sphere of beneficence among men wider and wider ftill , till it fhall comprehend every individual of the human race ...
... proper business of philofophy is to eradicate those errors which estrange mankind from each other , and to extend the sphere of beneficence among men wider and wider ftill , till it fhall comprehend every individual of the human race ...
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... proper they fhould then give it up . Had private emolument been the chief object with the editor , he is well aware that he would have better fucceeded by affixing a muchhigher price to it . The more general exten- fion of knowledge ...
... proper they fhould then give it up . Had private emolument been the chief object with the editor , he is well aware that he would have better fucceeded by affixing a muchhigher price to it . The more general exten- fion of knowledge ...
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... Periodical performances , there- fore , though apparently a humble kind of writings , are in effect the most proper means that ever yet have been contrived , for raifing human nature to its highest 1790 . 13 LITERARY INTELLIGENCER .
... Periodical performances , there- fore , though apparently a humble kind of writings , are in effect the most proper means that ever yet have been contrived , for raifing human nature to its highest 1790 . 13 LITERARY INTELLIGENCER .
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... proper use of those diftinguished privileges that the pro- grefs of improvement in fociety hath conferred upon us ; nor let us fail to add our mite as we pass , to the ge- neral ftore , that pofterity may not have reason to re- proach ...
... proper use of those diftinguished privileges that the pro- grefs of improvement in fociety hath conferred upon us ; nor let us fail to add our mite as we pass , to the ge- neral ftore , that pofterity may not have reason to re- proach ...
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