The Monthly Review, Том 6Editors: May 1749-Sept. 1803, Ralph Griffiths; Oct. 1803-Apr. 1825, G. E. Griffiths. |
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The first duty of the sovereign , says he , ought to be to take all possible care to
form the hearts and minds of his people . In vain would it be for him to establish
the best laws , and to prescribe rules of conduct in every thing that any way
relates ...
The first duty of the sovereign , says he , ought to be to take all possible care to
form the hearts and minds of his people . In vain would it be for him to establish
the best laws , and to prescribe rules of conduct in every thing that any way
relates ...
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Our author having , in his first discourse , given a short view of the moral
perfections of God , ahd shewn , that our imitation of them includes in it the whole
of religion and human duty , proceeds , in the second , to point out the
advantages of ...
Our author having , in his first discourse , given a short view of the moral
perfections of God , ahd shewn , that our imitation of them includes in it the whole
of religion and human duty , proceeds , in the second , to point out the
advantages of ...
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