The Mind and Art of Jonathan SwiftSmith, 1965 - 400 pages |
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Page 127
... wrote , ' I am quite ashamed for myself and my friends , to see you left in a place so incapable of tasting you ... ' ( 6 October 1709. ) Steele had words of com- fort : ' No opportunity is omitted among powerful men , to upbraid them ...
... wrote , ' I am quite ashamed for myself and my friends , to see you left in a place so incapable of tasting you ... ' ( 6 October 1709. ) Steele had words of com- fort : ' No opportunity is omitted among powerful men , to upbraid them ...
Page 146
... wrote of matters connected with religious toleration , when he wrote against the deists and in behalf of religion as a moral check , he was expressing not occasional ideas but convictions stemming from a perfectly ordered system of ...
... wrote of matters connected with religious toleration , when he wrote against the deists and in behalf of religion as a moral check , he was expressing not occasional ideas but convictions stemming from a perfectly ordered system of ...
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... wrote on 9 September 1710 to Archbishop King , ' that the great motive of these changes was the absolute necessity of a peace , which they thought the Whigs were for perpetually delaying . ' A month later he wrote , again to the ...
... wrote on 9 September 1710 to Archbishop King , ' that the great motive of these changes was the absolute necessity of a peace , which they thought the Whigs were for perpetually delaying . ' A month later he wrote , again to the ...
Contents
CHAPTER PAGE | 3 |
CONTROLLING IDEAS | 49 |
N The Battle of the Books AND A Tale of a Tub | 75 |
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