The Journal of a Voyage to LisbonA. Millar, 1755 - 276 páginas |
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... said to have been established in them ; but at the fame time , can as truly affert , that I had the higheft , and strongest pre- poffeffion in favour of the abilities of the author . Such , indeed , was this prepoffeffion , that it ...
... said to have been established in them ; but at the fame time , can as truly affert , that I had the higheft , and strongest pre- poffeffion in favour of the abilities of the author . Such , indeed , was this prepoffeffion , that it ...
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... said it , he himself believed it : for , if it could have been proved of Ariftote that he had afferted pro and con , and had with the fame clearness affirmed in one part of his works the fame thing to be , and in another the fame thing ...
... said it , he himself believed it : for , if it could have been proved of Ariftote that he had afferted pro and con , and had with the fame clearness affirmed in one part of his works the fame thing to be , and in another the fame thing ...
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