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| Granville, L. Lanſdowne | 239 |
| Gay | 250 |
| Philip D. Wharton | 260 |
| Codrington | 292 |
| Ward | 293 |
| L’Eſtrange | 295 |
| Smith, Edmund | 303 |
| De Foe | 313 |
| Rowe, Mrs. | 326 |
| Yalden | 342 |
| Mitchel | 347 |
| Ozell | 352 |
Juſt Publiſhed,
Dedicated to the Right Honourable Philip Earl of CHESTERFIELD.
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(Price Bound Three Shillings,)
The Second Edition of
Les Moeurs; or, Manners. Accurately Tranſlated from the French. Wherein the Principles of Morality, or Social Duties, viz., Piety, Wiſdom, Prudence, Fortitude, Juſtice, Temperance, Love, Friendſhip, Humanity, &c. &c. are deſcribed in all their Branches; the Obligations of them ſhewn to conſiſt in our Nature, and the Enlargement of them ſtrongly enforced. Here Parents are taught, that, giving Birth to a Child, ſcarcely entitles them to that honourable Name, without a ſtrict Diſcharge of Parental Duties; the Friend will find, there are a thouſand other Decorums, beſides the doing of a Favour, to entitle him to the tender Name of Friend; and the Good-natur’d Man will find, he ought to extend that Quality beyond the Bounds of his own Neighbourhood or Party.
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