Reflections upon learning : wherein is shewn the insufficiency thereof, in its several particulars ; in order to evince the usefulness and necessity of revelation (1727)
Baker, Thomas, 1656-1740 · London : Printed for James and John Knapton, and Richard Wilkin · leaf 54
termine the Mat-ter, had he not been poffefsd with Parti-ality for a Party, which he fhews too plain-ly, by blaming Bifhop Goodwin (though very §. 12. upon Learning. gj very unjuftly) for leaving Gardiner out ofthis Catalogue of Bifhop^. B u T I have run out too far in Gram-matical Niceties j… … P i CHAP, g8 Reflections -i& -t? S .t. .$. cS- ^ S ^-^ -^ •$- ^ .^ -t- ^ ^ -^ -S S Sy CHAR IV. Of Rhetorick andElocluence- As Grammar teacheth us to fpeakproperly, fo it is the Part of Rhe-torick to inftruft, how to do it e-legantly, by adding Beauty to that Lan-guage, that before was naked and…
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