Descripción
Excerpt from Miscellanies
IT has been the desire of the author, in writing this volume, that every line may contribute to advance the cause of Virtue, literature, or humanity. He can say, in the words of Bacon, that, to his understanding, he finds nothing in it contrary, or infectious to the state of religion, or manners; but rather, as he supposes, medicinable. If such be its character, he believes it will be read With that lenity of criticism With which the public is disposed to receive the first production of.
IT has been the desire of the author, in writing this volume, that every line may contribute to advance the cause of Virtue, literature, or humanity. He can say, in the words of Bacon, that, to his understanding, he finds nothing in it contrary, or infectious to the state of religion, or manners; but rather, as he supposes, medicinable. If such be its character, he believes it will be read With that lenity of criticism With which the public is disposed to receive the first production of.
Detalles del libro
Formato
Tapa blanda
Páginas
314 páginas
Idioma
Inglés
Publicado
Jan 1, 2024
Editorial
Forgotten Books
Ediciones
2 ediciones
ISBN-10
1331480663
ISBN-13
9781331480662