A Tale of a Tub,: Written for the Universal Improvement of Mankind. To which is Added, An Account of a Battle Between the Ancient and Modern Books in St. James's LibraryThomas Tegg, 1811 - 322 páginas |
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... spirit , and settled the ferment . But his lord- ship being principally engaged with another antagonist * , it was thought necessary , in order to quiet the minds of men , that this opposer should receive a reprimand , which partly occa ...
... spirit , and settled the ferment . But his lord- ship being principally engaged with another antagonist * , it was thought necessary , in order to quiet the minds of men , that this opposer should receive a reprimand , which partly occa ...
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... spirit by his own , or any other pen . The censures that have passed upon it are various . The most material of which , were such as reflected upon Dr. Swift , in the character of a clergyman , and a Christian . It has been one of the ...
... spirit by his own , or any other pen . The censures that have passed upon it are various . The most material of which , were such as reflected upon Dr. Swift , in the character of a clergyman , and a Christian . It has been one of the ...
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... spirit of irony has sometimes carried him into very unwarrantable flights of wit . In the style of truth , I must look upon the Tale of a Tub , as no intended insult against Christianity , but as a satire against the wild errors of the ...
... spirit of irony has sometimes carried him into very unwarrantable flights of wit . In the style of truth , I must look upon the Tale of a Tub , as no intended insult against Christianity , but as a satire against the wild errors of the ...
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... spirit and comfort their hearts * . In copying the will , they had met an- other precept against whoring , divorce and sepa- rate maintainance : upon which their next work was , to discard their concubines , and send for their wives + ...
... spirit and comfort their hearts * . In copying the will , they had met an- other precept against whoring , divorce and sepa- rate maintainance : upon which their next work was , to discard their concubines , and send for their wives + ...
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... a kind of triumph that would appear one of the severest institutes of fate , if time and truth did not soon obliterate all marks of the vic- tory . Orrery . ferent spirit . For the memory of Lord Peter's injuries 150 A TALE OF A TUB .
... a kind of triumph that would appear one of the severest institutes of fate , if time and truth did not soon obliterate all marks of the vic- tory . Orrery . ferent spirit . For the memory of Lord Peter's injuries 150 A TALE OF A TUB .
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