An Essay on the Writings and Genius of Pope (1756-1782)Garland Pub., 1974 |
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... remarkable • His manner of reafoning and philofophifing has been fo happily caught in a piece entitled A Vindication of Natural Society ; that many , even acute readers , mistook it for , a genuine difcourfe of the author whom it was ...
... remarkable • His manner of reafoning and philofophifing has been fo happily caught in a piece entitled A Vindication of Natural Society ; that many , even acute readers , mistook it for , a genuine difcourfe of the author whom it was ...
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... remarkable words . " I declare therefore loudly and with the greatest fincerity , that my fentiments are diametrically oppofite to those of Spinoza , and even of Leibnitz . They are in truth perfectly agreeable to the tenets of Pafcal ...
... remarkable words . " I declare therefore loudly and with the greatest fincerity , that my fentiments are diametrically oppofite to those of Spinoza , and even of Leibnitz . They are in truth perfectly agreeable to the tenets of Pafcal ...
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... remarkable passage : " I had now the fatisfaction of seeing that those very prin- ciples which had been maintained by archbishop King , were adopted by Mr. Pope , in his Effay on Man ; this I used to recollect , and fometimes relate ...
... remarkable passage : " I had now the fatisfaction of seeing that those very prin- ciples which had been maintained by archbishop King , were adopted by Mr. Pope , in his Effay on Man ; this I used to recollect , and fometimes relate ...
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