A Journal of a Voyage to LisbonJ. Wenman, 1785 - 149 páginas |
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Página vii
... themselves . But all his pains in collecting knowledge , alf his judgment in felecting , and all his art in com- municating it , will not fuffice , unless he can make himfelf , in fome degree , an agreeable , as well as an inftru & tive ...
... themselves . But all his pains in collecting knowledge , alf his judgment in felecting , and all his art in com- municating it , will not fuffice , unless he can make himfelf , in fome degree , an agreeable , as well as an inftru & tive ...
Página xii
... themselves the merit of others . Now from both these faults we have endea- voured to fteer clear in the following narrative ; which , however the contrary may be infinuated by ignorant , unlearned , and fresh - water critics , who have ...
... themselves the merit of others . Now from both these faults we have endea- voured to fteer clear in the following narrative ; which , however the contrary may be infinuated by ignorant , unlearned , and fresh - water critics , who have ...
Página 16
... themselves into bodies , or at least to remain any time formidable to the public . I had delayed my Bath - journey for fome time , contrary to the repeated advice of my phyfical acquaintance , and to the ardent defire of my warmeft ...
... themselves into bodies , or at least to remain any time formidable to the public . I had delayed my Bath - journey for fome time , contrary to the repeated advice of my phyfical acquaintance , and to the ardent defire of my warmeft ...
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... themselves barbarians : and indeed Mr. Montefquieu hath carried it very little far ther , in the cafe of the Africans ; the real truth being , that no man is born to be a slave , unless to him who is able to make him fo Thirdly , This ...
... themselves barbarians : and indeed Mr. Montefquieu hath carried it very little far ther , in the cafe of the Africans ; the real truth being , that no man is born to be a slave , unless to him who is able to make him fo Thirdly , This ...
Página 48
... themselves entirely discharg❜d from the common bands of humanity , and fhould feem to glory in the language and behaviour of fava- ges ? They fee more of the world , and have , most of them , a more erudite education , than is the ...
... themselves entirely discharg❜d from the common bands of humanity , and fhould feem to glory in the language and behaviour of fava- ges ? They fee more of the world , and have , most of them , a more erudite education , than is the ...
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