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Letter

1. On a Teachable I
II. On Good Manner
III. On Temperance
IV. On Diversions
V. On Novels

VI. On the use of M
VII. On Reading and
VIII. On Style

IX. On the Idioms
X. On the use of i

XI. On Taste

XII. On the origina

XIII. On the use of

XIV. On the Conse

the Heather

XV. On the same

XVI. On Horace's I

XVII. On the effect

XVIII. On True and

XIX. On Literary

XX. To a young

XXI. On the Pract

XXII. On Parties

XXIII. On the Char

XXIV. On the same

XXV. On the same

XXVI. On Private

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Letter

I. On a Teachable Disposition
II. On Good Manners

III. On Temperance

IV. On Diversions

V. On Novels

VI. On the use of Mathematical Learning
VII. On Reading and Pronunciation

IX. On the Idioms of Language

X. On the use of History

XI. On Taste

XII. On the origin and use of Fables

XIII. On the use of Heathen Learning.

XIV. On the Consent between the Scriptures ar
the Heathen Poets. .

XV. On the same

XVI. On Horace's Love of Solitude

XVII. On the effect of Learning on the Manners
XVIII. On True and False Honour

XIX. On Literary Composition.

XX. To a young Gentleman going into the Arm
XXI. On the Practice of Devotion

XXII. On Parties

XXIII. On the Character of Voltaire

XXIV. On the same

XXV. On the same

XXVI. On Private Judgment

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