Memoirs of the Life and Times of Daniel De Foe: Containing a Review of His Writings, and His Opinions Upon a Variety of Important Matters, Civil and Ecclesiastical, Volume 1Hurst, Chance, 1830 |
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Halaman v
... persons , also , can be the only judges of the time and labour that are consumed in recovering even those slender memorials that may have escaped the ravages of time . De Foe has now slept with his fathers for nearly the period of a ...
... persons , also , can be the only judges of the time and labour that are consumed in recovering even those slender memorials that may have escaped the ravages of time . De Foe has now slept with his fathers for nearly the period of a ...
Halaman viii
... persons took a more active share ; and in the number of his pub- lications , he probably outstripped all the other writers of his time . During ten of his busiest years , and those the most factious in English history , he was the sole ...
... persons took a more active share ; and in the number of his pub- lications , he probably outstripped all the other writers of his time . During ten of his busiest years , and those the most factious in English history , he was the sole ...
Halaman xi
... Although these are no longer interesting to the majority of persons , who read rather for amusement than for information ; yet the importance of this knowledge , in order to a xii PREFACE . right understanding of things , and to.
... Although these are no longer interesting to the majority of persons , who read rather for amusement than for information ; yet the importance of this knowledge , in order to a xii PREFACE . right understanding of things , and to.
Halaman xxi
... persons who will excuse being particularised , I have to ex- press my thanks for the loan of books relative to my design ; as I have to Joshua Wilson , Esq . , of Highbury Place , for the free use of his valuable library . My ...
... persons who will excuse being particularised , I have to ex- press my thanks for the loan of books relative to my design ; as I have to Joshua Wilson , Esq . , of Highbury Place , for the free use of his valuable library . My ...
Halaman xl
... Persons about Mortification . III . Between Eudoxius and Fidelius , about Natural things Spiritualized . IV . Between Simplicius and Conscius , about Union . V. Between Thipsius and Melaudius , about Afflictions . VI . Between ...
... Persons about Mortification . III . Between Eudoxius and Fidelius , about Natural things Spiritualized . IV . Between Simplicius and Conscius , about Union . V. Between Thipsius and Melaudius , about Afflictions . VI . Between ...
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